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Dhampur Sugar Mills Ltd
| Quarterly Financial Results Q3 FY 2025-26
Summary : Dhampur Sugar Mills reported positive Q3 and 9M results, driven by lower molasses obligation, with stable credit ratings and an unmodified audit opinion.
Quarterly Report Analysis & Insights
Financial Disclosures
- Cost of materials consumed: ₹829.50 Cr (9M Dec 2025 Consolidated)
- Purchases of stock-in-trade: ₹9.77 Cr (9M Dec 2025 Consolidated)
- Changes in inventories: ₹350.34 Cr (9M Dec 2025 Consolidated)
- Excise duty on sales: ₹643.43 Cr (9M Dec 2025 Consolidated)
- Employees benefits expense: ₹63.37 Cr (9M Dec 2025 Consolidated)
- Finance costs: ₹34.59 Cr (9M Dec 2025 Consolidated)
- Depreciation and Amortisation expense: ₹43.73 Cr (9M Dec 2025 Consolidated)
- Other expenses: ₹135.54 Cr (9M Dec 2025 Consolidated)
- Bad debt to accounts receivable ratio: 0.00% (Q3 Dec 2025 Consolidated).
- Sugar: ₹1,084.02 Cr (9M Dec 2025 Consolidated)
- Power: ₹133.98 Cr (9M Dec 2025 Consolidated)
- Ethanol: ₹345.81 Cr (9M Dec 2025 Consolidated)
- Chemicals: ₹132.51 Cr (9M Dec 2025 Consolidated)
- Potable Spirits: ₹707.53 Cr (9M Dec 2025 Consolidated)
- Others: ₹124.87 Cr (9M Dec 2025 Consolidated)
- Total Consolidated Assets: ₹2,109.06 Cr (Dec 31, 2025)
- Total Consolidated Liabilities: ₹954.95 Cr (Dec 31, 2025)
- Consolidated Net Worth: ₹1,153.05 Cr (Dec 31, 2025)
- Both standalone and consolidated financial results are presented and reviewed.
Corporate Overview
- Primarily India, with registered office in Dhampur, Uttar Pradesh and corporate office in New Delhi.
- Managing seasonality of the sugar industry.
- Monitoring evolving regulatory landscape for new labour codes.
- Performance is subject to the seasonal nature of the sugar industry.
- Impacted by government regulations, such as molasses levy obligations.
- Diversified sugar-based business, including sugar, power, ethanol, chemicals, and potable spirits production.
- Factual and compliance-oriented, reporting financial results and auditor's review.
- Sugar
- Power
- Ethanol
- Chemicals
- Potable Spirits
- Others
Risk Factors
- Sugar industry performance is seasonal.
- Uncertainty from new labour codes.
- Reliance on other auditors for subsidiaries.
Key Drivers
- Lower molasses obligation boosted profit.
- Diversified revenue streams enhance stability.
- Strong credit ratings reaffirmed by Fitch.
- Positive profit after tax growth.
Auditor’s Report
- Unmodified conclusion on both standalone and consolidated financial results.
- Reliance on review reports of other auditors for subsidiaries DETS Limited and EHAAT Limited.
Board Commentary
- Seasonal nature of the sugar industry.
- Uncertainty regarding finalisation of Central/State Rules for new labour codes.
- U.P. Government redetermined lower levy molasses obligation for 2024-25.
- Government of India notified four new labour codes in 2019-2020.
Corporate Governance
- Audit Committee reviewed and approved the financial results.
Management Discussion & Analysis
Future Strategy
- Continued monitoring of regulatory changes, especially new labour codes.
Operational Focus Areas
- Ensuring compliance with new accounting standards and regulations.
Performance Drivers
- Redetermination of lower levy molasses obligation positively impacted profit before tax.
- Growth across diversified segments like power, ethanol, and chemicals.
Risk Control Measures
- Assessed new labour codes to have no material financial impact.
- Maintaining strong credit ratings for financial stability.
Critical Risks
- Seasonal nature of the sugar industry affecting quarterly performance.
- Potential, though currently assessed as immaterial, impact from new labour codes.