Analysis of The Sugar Industry

GROUP 7:
(103) Samia Ansari

(104) Debarshi Bhattacharya
(116) Sneha Mimani
(135) Ravish
(137) Aarthi R
(147) Anant Singhania
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GLOBAL STATISTICS FOR
SUGAR
 Sugar Production in 2007 – 2008: 170.34 Million Tons
 World Consumption – 169 Million Tons
 The ISO Prediction – India to become largest producer of sugar

in 2008 – 2009
 Fall in Sugar Prices in 2007 – 2008

 Ample Sugar Stocks
 Reaction to Previous year’s prices
MAJOR SUGAR PRODUCERS
 BRAZIL
 Largest Producer of Sugar in the world
 Expected Production in 2008 – 09: 30.8 Million Tons
 CHINA
 3rd Largest Sugar Producing nation
 Expected Production: 13 Million Tons
 Largely due to better weather conditions and prices
 THAILAND
 4th Largest Producer of Sugar
 Expected Production: 7.78 Million Tons
 Increase in Sugarcane support prices
(2)
 PAKISTAN
 Production: 4.73 Million Tons
 Mainly Domestic Consumption
 MEXICO
 5th Largest Producer of Sugar
 Production of 5.01 Million Tons up to May 2008 – Increase of 6.3%
over the previous year
SUGAR PRODUCING STATES
IN INDIA
FACTS ABOUT SUGAR
PRODUCTION IN INDIA
 India is the Largest Consumer and the 2nd Largest
Producer of Sugar in the world
 The Sugar Industry is the 2nd Largest Agro-based Industry

located in rural India
 Size of the Sugar Industry

 Rs 21,000 Crores in Terms of Sales in 2007 -2008
 Rs 50,000 Crores in Terms of Total Turnover
FACTS ABOUT SUGAR
PRODUCTION IN INDIA (2)
 Generates employment for 500,000 people both directly
and Indirectly
 Major Players - Balrampur Chini Mills , Bajaj Hindustan,

Andhra sugars, Thiru Arooran Sugars, Dhampur Sugar,
Shree Renuka Sugars, Godavari Sugar Mills
 453 Sugar Mills in the Country currently operational
CYCLE OF SUGAR
INDUSTRY IN INDIA
Supply & Demand Developments in India
TRENDS IN INDIA OVER 3
YEARS
STATE-WISE PRODUCTION
OF SUGAR
STATE-WISE PRODUCTION
OF SUGAR
 Largest Sugarcane Growing States in the country – Uttar
Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnantaka, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu
and Andhra Pradesh
 These 6 states contribute 85% of the total sugar

production in India
 UP and Maharashtra together contribute slightly more

than 57%
EARLY GOVERNMENT
POLICIES ON SUGAR
 ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES ACT, 1955
 SUGAR (CONTROL) ORDER, 1966
 SUGARCANE (CONTROL) ORDER, 1966
 LEVY SUGAR SUPPLY(CONTROL) ORDER, 1979
 SUGAR DEVELOPMENT FUND ACT, 1982
GOVERNMENT POLICIES ON
SUGAR POST-
LIBERALISATION
 Sugar sector de-licensed with effect from 11 September, TH
1998
 Phased decontrol of the sugar industry
 Introduction of Futures/Forward trading in sugar
 Restructuring of Public Distribution System (PDS) for sugar
 Liberalisation of sugar trade
GOVERNMENT POLICIES ON
SUGAR POST-
LIBERALISATION (2)
 Removal of Quantitative ceiling on export of sugar
 Promotion of export of sugar
 Revival of sick sugar mills
 Promoting utilization of by-products
EXPORT DATA ON THE
INDIAN SUGAR INDUSTRY
 Net Exports in 2007 – 2008: $1.342 Billion
 Total Amount Exported: 2.5 Million Tons
 95% Growth in Exports

 High Global Prices driving higher exports
 Largest Exporters: UAE, Bangladesh, Yemen and Sri Lanka
FINANCIAL DATA ON THE
INDIAN SUGAR INDUSTRY
 The trend this year shows that the amount of sugar
produced may fall for 2008-09 season
 Analysis of sugar industry financials show that profits

have been increasing steadily by about 13% p.a. for the
past 7 Fiscal years
 Production of sugar is about 26.5 Million tonnes in the

year July 2007 to June 2008
 7% decrease in production over the 2006-2007
BYPRODUCTS OF SUGAR
 MOLASSES
 Used in the Production of Ethanol
 Also in the production of other Alcohol-based chemicals:
Acetaldehyde, Monoethylene Glycol, etc
 BAGASSE
 Can be used for generating power: Generation of up to 4000MW
possible
 Used to produce Insulation Board, Paper, Tiles, etc
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GROUP 7:

(103) Samia Ansari

 World Consumption – 169 Million Tons

 The ISO Prediction – India to become largest producer of sugar

 Fall in Sugar Prices in 2007 – 2008

 The Sugar Industry is the 2nd Largest Agro-based Industry

 Size of the Sugar Industry

 Major Players - Balrampur Chini Mills , Bajaj Hindustan,

 453 Sugar Mills in the Country currently operational

Supply & Demand Developments in India

 These 6 states contribute 85% of the total sugar

 UP and Maharashtra together contribute slightly more

 SUGAR (CONTROL) ORDER, 1966

 SUGARCANE (CONTROL) ORDER, 1966

 LEVY SUGAR SUPPLY(CONTROL) ORDER, 1979

 SUGAR DEVELOPMENT FUND ACT, 1982

 Phased decontrol of the sugar industry

 Introduction of Futures/Forward trading in sugar

 Restructuring of Public Distribution System (PDS) for sugar

 Liberalisation of sugar trade

 Promotion of export of sugar

 Revival of sick sugar mills

 Promoting utilization of by-products

 95% Growth in Exports

 Largest Exporters: UAE, Bangladesh, Yemen and Sri Lanka

 Analysis of sugar industry financials show that profits

 Production of sugar is about 26.5 Million tonnes in the

 7% decrease in production over the 2006-2007

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