Rana Sugars Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended December 31, 2025.
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Rana Sugars reported revenue from operations of ₹42,935.75 lakhs for Q3 FY26, up about 10% from ₹39,034.66 lakhs in Q3 FY25, driven by strong growth in the Sugar segment (₹22,419 lakhs vs ₹18,955 lakhs) and Distillery (₹24,128 lakhs vs ₹21,995 lakhs), while Power segment revenue declined. For the nine months ended December 2025, revenue rose modestly to ₹130,560 lakhs from ₹123,795 lakhs. Profit after tax for Q3 stood at ₹1,272.19 lakhs versus ₹1,420.14 lakhs a year ago, but the company slipped into a loss on a 9-month basis with a negative PAT of ₹(393.94) lakhs, partly cushioned by an exceptional gain of ₹367.17 lakhs. The auditor (Ashwani K Gupta & Associates) issued an unqualified limited review report with no qualifications or emphasis of matter.
The headline revenue growth is encouraging, especially from Sugar and Distillery, but the negative nine-month PAT and weak Q3 PBT (₹1,661 lakhs vs ₹2,379 lakhs YoY) signal margin pressure and inconsistent profitability, which is typical for the seasonal sugar business. Shareholders should note the reliance on exceptional items to stay close to break-even and watch for sustained margin recovery in Q4.