Magadh Sugar & Energy Limited — PPTs, 12-11-2025: Investor Presentation

Magadh Sugar & Energy's Q2 & H1 FY26 financial results present a mixed picture. Revenue slightly dipped to ₹244 Cr in Q2 (from ₹265 Cr YoY) and ₹544 Cr in H1 (from ₹569 Cr YoY). Profit after tax turned negative, reporting (₹10 Cr) for both Q2 and H1, compared to profits last year.

Segment-wise, the Sugar business saw lower sales volumes but improved realisations. Distillery revenue increased to ₹92 Cr in Q2 and ₹164 Cr in H1, though its PBIT declined. The Co-generation segment experienced a significant revenue drop.

For future growth, the company is implementing a "Transformative Agenda" focusing on digitalization, robust governance, and strategic capital expenditure for long-term resilience.

Notable developments include the government setting the sugarcane Fair & Remunerative Price (FRP) at ₹355 per quintal. India's ethanol blending reached 19.17%, nearing the 20% target, which is positive for the distillery sector. The company's long-term credit rating was upgraded to A+ by CARE. Importantly, total debt reduced significantly to ₹328 Cr as of September 30, 2025, down from ₹707 Cr in March 2025. EPS stood at (₹7.35) for Q2 and (₹7.19) for H1.