Daily Sugar Market Update By Vizzie – 15/02/2025

ChiniMandi, Mumbai: 15th Feb 2025

Domestic Market

A downtrend continued in domestic sugar prices

Sugar prices are falling due to weak demand following a sharp increase and have fallen by Rs 80-120 per quintal from the recent high. Domestic sugar prices in major markets are reported to be lower by Rs 20 per quintal. Resale rates were reported to be lower, but mill quotes did not decrease. Additionally, no more mills have closed the operation in Maharashtra, which is weighing on the prices.

Sugar exports are typically priced between Rs 42,000 and 44,000 per MT. And low-quality whites will be in parity up to $460 per MT. S-grade sugar in Kolhapur ranges between Rs 3,690 and 3,750 per quintal, while M-grade sugar in Muzaffarnagar costs between Rs 3,980 and 4,030.

Ex-mill Sugar Prices as on┬а Feb, 15 2025 :┬а

State

S/30┬а

[Rates per Quintal]┬а

M/30

[Rates per Quintal]┬а

Maharashtra

тВ╣3720 to 3740

тВ╣3820 to 3885

South Karnataka

тВ╣3900 to 3925

тВ╣3950 to 3975

Uttar Pradesh

тВ╣3980 to 4040

Gujarat

тВ╣3841

тВ╣3941

Tamil Nadu

тВ╣3945 to 4140

тВ╣4005 to 4125

Madhya Pradesh

тВ╣3990 to 4000

тВ╣4060 to 4070

Punjab

тВ╣4100 to 4151

(All the above rates are excluding GST)

Destination-wise Spot Prices as on Feb, 15 2025 :┬а

City┬а

Grade┬а

Rate┬а

Delhi

M/30

тВ╣4,263.00

Kanpur

M/30

тВ╣4,221.00

Kolhapur

M/30

тВ╣4,011.00

Kolkata

M/30

тВ╣4,326.00

Muzaffarnagar

M/30

тВ╣4,221.00

Ahmedabad

M/30

тВ╣4,168.50

Bangaluru

M/30

тВ╣4,179.00

Chennai

M/30

тВ╣4,305.00

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