Triveni Engineering Calls for Higher Sugar Prices Amid Rising Input Costs

• Triveni Engineering states that current sugar price improvements are insufficient to cover rising input costs, particularly higher sugarcane prices.
• Domestic sugar realizations improved due to government policies, but global prices softened; output may fall short in Maharashtra and Karnataka.
• The company reported ₹478 crore revenue, 11.8% margins, and ₹77.8 crore net profit in Q3FY26, with the distillery business performing strongly.
• Ethanol margins may soften as production shifts to FCI rice-based ethanol, despite healthy volume expectations.
• Triveni Engineering offset a ₹30/quintal cane price hike in Uttar Pradesh through efficiencies and investments; optimistic about future orders in power transmission and defense.