Shree Renuka Sugars Limited has released its unaudited financial results for the quarter and nine months ending December 31, 2025. Although the company reported a loss, the figures indicate a combination of enhanced operational income, rising cost challenges, and fluctuations in commodity derivatives.
Revenue from Operations┬аamounted to тВ╣21,120 million, down from тВ╣23,233 million in Q2 FY26 and тВ╣24,282 million in Q3 FY25.
Total Income┬аreached тВ╣21,430 million for the quarter and тВ╣64,269 million for the nine months (9M FY26).
Movements in commodity derivatives, along with other operating income, played a role in shaping the revenue profile; however, variations in refinery and distillery output affected overall revenue growth.
During the quarter,┬аtotal expenses┬аwere recorded at тВ╣21,055 million, highlighting persistent high costs related to materials, employee wages, and foreign exchange effects.
The company’s diverse operationsтАФwhich include sugar milling, refining, distillation, co-generation, and tradingтАФcontinued to exhibit mixed outcomes.
Revenue by Segment (Q3 FY26)
- Sugar Milling:тВ╣7,480 million
- Sugar Refinery:тВ╣16,414 million
- Distillery:тВ╣1,577 million
- Co-generation:тВ╣1,460 million
While the refinery and co-generation sectors made positive contributions, both sugar milling and trading segments encountered challenges. Distillery margins remained under pressure due to prevailing market conditions and input costs.
