Balrampur Chini anticipates producing 28 million tonnes of net sugar, an increase due to diversion, with a projected gross output of 31 million tonnes. The company has secured INR 450 crore for its PLA project through the issuance of preferential shares.

Balrampur Chini Mills held a virtual Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) on May 20th, 2026, seeking approval for a Rs. 450 crore preferential share issue. Voting results are expected to be disclosed within the next two days.

Balrampur Chini intends to boost its core earnings, setting a goal of achieving a 35% EBITDA margin (excluding subsidies) for its PLA operations. This move underscores their commitment to improving profitability and financial performance.

Balrampur Chini Mills Ltd recently announced their Q4 2026 earnings during a conference call on May 18th, 2026. Stay tuned for any updates or financial insights shared by the company during this event.

Balrampur Chini anticipates increased sugar production for the upcoming year, with a forecast of 31 million tonnes. Despite higher domestic demand at 28 million tonnes, exports are expected to boost net production to 28.7 million tonnes, reducing current stocks from 5 million to 4.3 million tonnes.

Balrampur Chini Mills has shown a 15.8% increase in revenue for the fiscal year 2026. The company aims to construct a new PLA plant worth INR 3,080 crores by Q3 of FY27.

Balrampur Chini has announced a planned ₹450 crore fundraise with the aim of reducing debt and enhancing profit margins, as the company navigates challenging Q4 performance and external factors such as sugar exports and ethanol prices.

Balrampur Chini aims to bring in an annual revenue of ₹2,000 crore from its new PLA bioplastic factory in Uttar Pradesh, which will become operational by the third quarter of FY27. The company is expanding beyond sugar production and also plans to establish a lactogypsum plant. They anticipate increased demand for bioplastics to fuel growth, with potential support from incentives provided by the Uttar Pradesh government.

Balrampur Chini's CFO identifies escalating cane prices and geopolitical uncertainties as key issues, but the company still holds a substantial 4.3 million tonnes of sugar in stock, demonstrating resilience amidst challenges.

Balrampur Chini's sugar segment remains stable despite a 8% increase in cane prices, with crushing volume growing by 5.2%. The company plans to invest INR 3,080 crores in its PLA plant starting Q3FY27 and has approved an equity raise of INR 450 crores without diluting promoter shares.

Balrampur Chini Mills has released its Q4 financial results, highlighting significant figures. Stay tuned for more details on their performance in the final quarter of the fiscal year.

Balrampur Chini Mills has reported a profit after tax (PAT) of INR 347.2 crores for FY26, with an earnings per share (EPS) of INR 17.2. Notably, the current Chairman, Managing Director, and Executive Director have been reappointed for a term of five years commencing in 2027.

Balrampur Chini's Q4 profit declined by approximately 30% compared to last year, reaching INR 160 crores, while revenue increased by around 7% to INR 1,604 crores. EBITDA also decreased by 22%. The company's shares closed at INR 537.15 on BSE, showing a minor drop of 0.6%.

Balrampur Chini Mills has announced an investment of INR 3,080 crores for a new 80,000-ton PLA plant, aiming to commence operations by the third quarter of the fiscal year 2026-27. The construction progress is reportedly going smoothly.

Balrampur Chini's Q4 earnings saw a 22% decrease in EBITDA, moving from ₹3.65B to ₹2.84B year-on-year. This decline also resulted in a drop of the EBITDA margin from 24.3% to 17.8%.

The potential sugar export ban could significantly affect shares of Balrampur Chini and related companies. Today, Dhampur and similar stock values might experience fluctuations due to this news.

The shares of Balrampur Chini and Dhampur Sugar are under the spotlight today, as per ETMarkets. Investors might want to keep a close eye on these sugar companies' performances in the market today.

India has imposed a sugar export ban until September 2026, potentially affecting companies like Balrampur Chini, Bajaj Hindustan, and Triveni Engineering due to production shortages. Meanwhile, NBCC secured ₹131 crore worth of projects, Zydus acquired Assertio for ₹1,592 crore, Bajel Projects won ₹500 crore Power Grid orders, and Lupin received USFDA approval for Famotidine Injection.

Analyst Jatin Gedia suggests investing in NTPC Green, Balrampur Chini, and Trent for possible profits. The Nifty index indicates potential support around 23,300-23,400, while Bank Nifty could stabilize within 53,200-54,500.

Balrampur Chini Mills has maintained a high rating of IND A1 for their commercial paper worth INR 9,000 million, as per India Ratings. Additionally, they have received an IND AA stable rating for a term loan of INR 3,000 million and a stable Crisil AA rating for their total bank loan facilities.

Balrampur Chini and OneSource are expected to see gains of up to 11% today, according to market predictions by The Economic Times. These two companies have been identified as potential gainers for the day, along with four other stocks highlighted in the Market Trading Guide.

Balrampur Chini Mills, a leading player in the sugar and ethanol sector, has invested INR 3,080 crore in PLA, aiming to diversify its portfolio. The new project involves the production of gypsum by-products, expected to generate annual revenues of INR 150 crore. Shares of the company are currently trading at around INR 525 with a price-to-earnings ratio of 23.7.

Balrampur Chini Mills has significantly increased its cane crushing and sugar production for the 2025-26 season, with a total of 104.3 million MT of cane processed compared to 99.16 million MT last year. This surge resulted in a net sugar output of 9.68 lac MT, while ethanol diversion from syrup also saw an uptick at 10.3%.

Balrampur Chini Mills announces a plan to secure ₹450 crore through equity to fuel its expansion efforts. Additionally, the company intends to borrow ₹200 crore for their PLA and gypsum project development.

Balrampur Chini Mills Ltd plans to hold an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) on May 20, 2026, using virtual conferencing. The agenda includes a preferential issue of approximately 9.3 million equity shares priced at Rs. 483 each, aiming to raise around ₹450 crore.

Balrampur Chini Mills has approved a new ₹160 crore lactogypsum plant in Uttar Pradesh, but the company's shares have fallen by 1.6% following news of increased capital expenditure for the PLA project to ₹3,080 crore.

Balrampur Chini plans to raise INR 450 crore by issuing new shares at INR 483 each, while the company's board has also approved the issuance of INR 200 crore in Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs). Additionally, the cost of their PLA project has increased to INR 3,080 crores.

Balrampur Chini Mills has seen a 6% increase, moving between ₹500 and ₹490, signaling a potential rise towards ₹560-₹565 due to robust fundamentals. The company's focus on ethanol production and positive sugar industry trends are contributing to its growth outlook. [The Hindu Business Line]