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Sugar & Gur Monthly Research Report Contents Domestic Sugar Market Summary Price Projection Domestic Market Highlights Agriwatch Sweetners Index Sugar Export/Import Opportunity Sugar Export/Import Scenario Domestic Sugar Market Technical Analysis - Future Market & Spot Market Sugar Domestic Balance Sheet Domestic Price Projection for next 5 months International Sugar Market Summary & Highlights International Market Technical Analysis (Future Market) International sugar price projection Gur Market Scenario/ Technical Analysis (Spot Market) Annexure

Rs/Qtl Sugar & Gur Monthly Research Report Domestic Sugar Market Summary Spot sugar prices at benchmark Kolhapur market traded steady to pale during the month of September following regular domestic demand and supply onto the market Notably, the average price for sugar M grade in key Kolhapur market settled at Rs 3668 per quintal in the month of September compared to Rs 3697 per quintal in the month of August. Similarly, spot sugar prices for the same variety/grade in Shamli district fell by 0.17% to Rs 3713 per quintal during the month of September. 4100 Kolhapur (M Grade) Prices Viz-à-Viz Shamli (M Grade) Sugar Prices 3900 3700 3500 3300 3100 1-Oct- 16 1- Nov- 16 1- Dec- 16 1-Jan- 17 1-Feb- 17 1- Mar- 17 1-Apr- 17 1- May- 17 1-Jun- 17 1-Jul- 17 1- Aug- 17 1-Sep- 1-Oct- 17 17 Kolhapur Shamli Price Outlook Agriwatch predicts spot sugar prices to rise in the month of October due to increased domestic buying for the festival of Diwali. Price Projection for the Next Month According to Agriwatch, the spot sugar prices (M grade) in benchmark Kolhapur market are likely to range between Rs 3600-4000 per quintal in the month of October.

Domestic Market Highlights The Cane Control Order, 1966, provides for payment of interest by sugar mills to farmers at 15 per cent per annum, if they do not make cane payment within 15 days of buying the cane. However, this was not implemented by any state. This was implemented by Uttar Pradesh in 2016-17. Following this, sugar mills from Uttar Pradesh have paid Rs 342 crore as interest on delayed cane payment in 2016-17, their counterparts in Maharashtra will have to pay interest on delayed cane payment from the 2017-18 crushing season. In its first advance estimate, the agriculture ministry of India projected the country to produce 338 million tonnes of sugarcane in 2017-18 (01 st 30 th September, 2018). In order to meet the domestic sugar demand, the Indian govt. is planning to allow imports of 3 lakh tonnes of raw sugar into the country. Notably, earlier also (during the current marketing year, 2016-17) the govt. had allowed duty free import of 5 lakh tonnes of sugar into the country. Out of which, 3 lakh tonnes of quota has been allocated to the mills in south, 1.5 lakh tonnes to the mills in west and 0.5 lakh tonnes to the mills in east. In a bid to discourage sugar hoarding within the country & to control prices, the Indian govt. Imposed stock limit on sugar, under which, the Indian millers are supposed to keep only a certain percentage of their production with them and the rest they have to sell into the market. Notably, at present, the stock limit has been imposed only for two months i.e. September & October wherein the millers can keep only 21% and 8% of their total production with them. The West Indian Sugar Mills Association (WISMA) predicted Maharashtra to produce 7 MT of sugar during 2017-18 (01 st 30 th September, 2018). Owing to an expected increase in cane acreage (9.02 lakh hectares), the state government of Maharashtra had predicted the state to produce 73 lakh tonnes of sugar during 2017-18 (01 st 30 th September, 2018). ISMA predicted India to produce 251 LT of sugar next marketing year i.e. 2017-18 (01 st 30 th September, 2018), where in the top three producers U.P, Maharashtra and Karnataka are collectively expected to produce 198 LT of sugar during the period. In order to curtail sugar imports from outside and to maintain domestic sugar prices, the Indian govt. raised import duty on sugar from 40% to 50%. With higher cane acreage this year and an expected increase in productivity too, the Rabobank predicted India s sugar production to rise to 26.7 million tonnes in 2017-18 (01 st 30 th September, 2018). As per the industry estimates, Tamil Nadu is expected to produce 10-10.5 lakh tonnes of sugar during the current marketing year i.e. 2016-17 (01 st October, 2016 30 th September, 2017). However, production is expected to decline to somewhat around 6-7 lakh tonnes next marketing year i.e. 2017-18 due to falling cane acreage and productivity in the state. ICRA projected India to produce 24 MT of sugar in 2017-18 (01 st 30 th September, 2018) due to a good amount of rainfall received in major producing areas of Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra during the season..

Agriwatch Sweeteners (Sugar, Gur & Khandsari) Index Mar 25, 2017 "Agriwatch has recently launched its AW Agri Commodity Indices to enable organizations access independent Indices to track and use to benchmark their purchases and sales. The Indices are based on the daily prices in the key benchmark markets for each commodity that AW has been covering for the past decade. The indices include an Aggregate Index, Category Indices and individual commodity indices. The weekly indices are free to access on our website www agriwatch.com. The daily indices are available on subscription. Please contact for more details." According to Agriwatch, Sweeteners (Sugar, Gur & Khandsari) Index fell by 0.44% to 125.31 during the week ending on March 25, 2017. Notably, the base for the Index is 2014 (= 100). Sugar Import/Export Opportunity Indian indicative raw sugar CIF prices sourced from Brazil to JNPT (India) was quoted at $484.09 per ton (including 50% import duty) and Indian domestic refined sugar FOB at JNPT port sourced from Kolhapur was quoted at $564.49 per ton. On International front, Brazil sugar FOB prices quoted at $590.20 Ton. Comparative sugar FOB prices from various sugar sourcing countries to India are mentioned in the table below: Indicative Sugar FOB Prices (USD/MT) ($=Rs.65.17) as on 05 Oct, 2017 Brazil Thailand (100 Icumsa Dec Contract/45 Icumsa Spot) India (100 Icumsa) Comparative Sugar FOB Prices $590.20 NA/377.90 $564.49

Quantity (Lakh Tons) Sugar & Gur Monthly Research Report Sugar Import and Export Scenario India exported 0.99 lakh tons of sugar while imported 2.90 lakh tons of sugar in November, 2016. However, the country exported and imported 0.60 lakh tons and 3.76 lakh tons of sugar respectively last month in October, 2016. 4.00 India's Monthly Import/Export Scenario 3.50 3.00 2.50 2.00 1.50 Imports Exports 1.00 0.50 0.00 Oct, 2016 Nov, 2016 Monthly Sugar Export Figures (In Tons) Monthly Sugar Import Figures (In Tons) 600,000 500,000 400,000 300,000 200,000 100,000-450,000 400,000 350,000 300,000 250,000 200,000 150,000 100,000 50,000-2015-16 2016-17 2015-16 2016-17 An y-o-y comparison shows that the country s sugar imports rose by 143% from 1.19 lakh tons last year; while exports fell by 50% from 1.98 lakh tons in November, 2015 Notably, Myanmar, Somalia and Sudan were amongst the top sugar importing nations from India, who imported 38.8 thousand tons, 10 thousand tons and 7.8 thousand tons of sugar respectively in the month of November, 2016.

Domestic Sugar Market Technical Analysis (Future Market) SUGAR Continuous Chart (C1) Technical Commentary: Sugar prices increased while volume and O.I remained constant for the month. RSI is hovering in a neutral zone. MACD signal line and center line denotes bullish hovering. Strategy: We advise market participants to Buy. Positional Supports & Resistances S2 S1 PCP R1 R2 Sugar NCDEX C1 Chart 3400 3500 3700 3950 4000 Intraday Trade Call Call Entry T1 T2 SL Above Sugar NCDEX C1 Chart Buy 3800 3850 3650 3700

Technical Analysis - Sugar (M grade) Spot Market at Kolhapur market Spot sugar prices at benchmark Kolhapur market closed at Rs 3668/quintal in the month of September. Next resistance and support level for the coming month has been seen at Rs 3828 and Rs 3526 per quintal.

Sugar Domestic Balance Sheet Qty (Lakh Ton) 2016-17* 2017-18* Oct- Dec Jan- Mar Apr- Jun Jul- Sep A Carry in stock 61.24 37.38 37.38 40.85 143.30 81.30 B Estimated sugar production 202.00 242.00 77.44 152.46 9.20 2.90 C Imports 35.00 25.00 6.25 8.75 3.75 6.25 Estimated sugar availability (A + B + D C) 298.24 304.38 121.07 202.06 156.24 90.46 E Exports 19.86 26.40 7.92 10.56 2.64 5.28 Availability for domestic G consumption (D - E) 278.38 277.98 113.15 191.50 153.60 85.18 H Estimates sugar consumption 241.00 241.00 72.30 48.20 72.30 48.20 I Carry out stock (G - H) 37.38 36.98 40.85 143.30 81.30 36.98 Note: Indian sugar marketing year begins from October September. As per the Agriwatch estimate, India s sugar production is expected to rise to 242 LT in 2017/18 as the country is expecting a good cane crop this marketing year particularly from the state of Maharashtra (which suffered hard last year due to drought). Agriwatch is expecting Maharashtra to produce 72 LT of sugar in 2017-18 (01st October, 2017-30th September, 2018) In addition, Uttar Pradesh is also expected to produce a large quantity of sugar this year too due to a surge in cane area, yield and sugar recovery. Agriwatch is expecting U.P to produce 97 LT of sugar in 2017-18 (01st October, 2017-30th September, 2018); while Karnataka is expected to produce 18 LT of sugar during the same duration. On the other hand, sugar domestic consumption is expected to rise to 241.00 lakh tonnes in 2017-18 (01 st 30 th September, 2018). At the same time, with a higher domestic sugar production and an urge to earn more foreign exchange, the country s exports are expected to rise from 19.86 LT in 2016-17 to 26.40 LT in 2017-18.

Price (Rs/Quintal Sugar & Gur Monthly Research Report Domestic Sugar (M- grade) Price Projection (Kolhapur Market) for next 5 months (Rs/Quintal) Current Average Price Sep 3668 Projected Price Oct 3751 Nov 3713 Dec 3668 Jan 3632 Feb 3614 Kolhapur Sugar (M) Monthly Price Trend & Forecast 4400 4200 4000 3800 3600 3400 3200 3000 2800 2600 2400 2200 2000 1800 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2016 2017 2018 Spot sugar (M- grade) prices at benchmark Kolhapur market settled at Rs 3668/quintal during the month of September amidst adequate sugar supply and limited domestic demand. While, Agriwatch predicts prices to rise during the month of October due to increased domestic buying for the festival of Diwali, however, prices are expected to slid down again after October, due the onset of crushing operation in India.

International Sugar Market Summary International sugar prices noticed steady to firm tone during the month of September as cane crushing got slowed down in top most producing country namely, Brazil, wherein the crushing season is about to get end soon. International Market Highlights According to USDA attache report, the Australian sugar cane crush for 2017/18 at 34 million MT, up 6 percent compared to the official forecast. Sugar production is forecast at 4.8 million MT in 2017/18 which is same as the official forecast. The harvested area for sugar cane is revised down to 400,000 hectares for 2017/18, due to lower price and competition from other crops. According to Archer consulting, Brazil s sugar output is expected at 35.51 million metric tonnes in 2018/19 The Brazilian govt. imposed an import tariff of 20% on imports of ethanol over & above the prescribed limit of 600 million liters per year. Notably, at present there is no such import limit or restriction on import of ethanol by the country. However, with the imposition of the limit, ethanol production is going to get more lucrative for the local sugar millers which in turn will divert more of their cane towards ethanol production that will ultimately affect sugar availability and prices in the international sugar market. Conab projected Brazil to produce 39.38 million tonnes of sugar in 2017-18 (01 st April, 2017 31 st March, 2018) which was 1.8% higher than the sugar produced last year in 2016-17 18 (01 st April, 2016 31 st March, 2017). Brazil s raw sugar export fell by 1.1% as the country exported 2.16 MT of sugar (raw) in August, 2017 compared to 2.18 MT of exports made during July, 2017. As per the latest UNICA report, Brazil s main C.S region produced 3.16 million tonnes of sugar in the first half of August, 2017 which was 6.04% higher than the sugar produced last year during the same interval. The Brazilian govt. reduced the federal tax on ethanol (PIS/Cofins) from 32.55 centavos per liter to 24 centavos per liter. With this move, international sugar prices are expected to rise in future as the Brazilian millers will divert more of their cane towards ethanol production instead of sugar. Owing to a favorable dry weather condition, the Indonesia govt. expects the country s white sugar production to rise by 13.6% from 2.2 MT in 2016 to 2.5 MT in 2017.The govt. also projects the country to produce 2.8 MT and 3.3 MT of white sugar in MY 2018 and 2019 respectively. Also, as per the govt. officials, Indonesia had issued import permit of 1.754 MT of raw sugar in the second half of year 2017 (July December). On the back of destructive cyclone, Debbie, the Australian govt reduced its sugar production forecast for the country from 5.16 MT to 4.8 MT in 2017-18. Notably, the cyclone had hitted the north east coast of Australia in March, 2017 which had resulted into a huge loss of sugarcane crop. Owing to a higher production estimate in India, Thailand and E.U, Sucden projected the world sugar production to rise to 183 MT in 2017-18 with a global sugar surplus of 3.5 MT during the same period. It also projected Brazil s main centre south region to produce 34.9 MT of sugar in 2017-18 (01 st April, 2017 31 st March, 2018) compared to 35.6 MT of sugar production in 2016-17 (01 st April, 2016 31 st March, 2017).

LIFFE Future Market Sugar Scenario (Oct 17 Contract) Source: Reuters Eikon As on 06 Sep, 2017, prices of Refined Sugar London exchange traded at $377.5 per ton. On monthly chart, $354.60 per ton is the immediate support level; breach of the mentioned level would take the prices down to $338.20 per ton. On the upper side, $391.20 and $403.10 per ton are the next resistance levels.

ICE Raw Sugar Future Market Scenario (Oct 17 Contract) Source: Reuters Eikon As on 06 Sep, 2017, ICE Raw sugar prices settled at 14.03 cents per lbs. On monthly chart, 13.17 cents per lbs is the immediate support level, breach of the mentioned level would take the prices down to 12.40 cent per lbs. On the upper side, 15.20 and 16.04 cents per lbs are the resistance levels.

Prices (Rs/Ton) Sugar & Gur Monthly Research Report International Refined Sugar Price Projection (Rs/Ton) Current Average Price Aug 24175 Projected Price Sep 23206 Oct 23378 Nov 23913 Dec 23338 Jan 23374 International Refined Sugar Price Trend & Forecast 59000 57000 55000 53000 51000 49000 47000 45000 43000 41000 39000 37000 35000 33000 31000 29000 27000 25000 23000 21000 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2015 2016 2017 International refined sugar prices traded weak during the month of September and is expected to fall further for a month or two as the main sugar producing nation, Brazil is expecting a huge cane crop this year which will certainly increase sugar availability in the international market leading to a fall in prices.

Gur Market Scenario Spot gur market mostly remained buoyant during the month of September with price rising in almost all the major trading market. Prices of Achhu variety of gur from Bijapur rose by Rs 312/quintal from Rs 3271/quintal in the month of August. to Rs 3583/quintal during the month of September. On the other hand, prices of Achhu (Average) variety of gur from Shimoga fell by Rs 244/quintal from Rs 4593/quintal in the month of August to Rs 4349/quintal during the month of September. Technical Analysis - Gur (Chaku) at Spot (Muzaffarnagar) market Prices of chaku variety of gur in key Muzaffarnagar market closed at Rs 3382/quintal for the month of September. Next resistance and support level for the coming month has been seen at Rs 3562 and Rs 3170 per quintal.

Spot Jaggery (Gur) Prices Scenario (Monthly) Spot Jaggery(Gur) Prices Scenario (Monthly-Average) Commodity Prices (Rs/Qtl) Centre Variety Jaggery(Gur) September,17 August,17 Change Muzaffarnagar ChakuSukha(Cold) 3382 3219 163 Muzaffarnagar Chaku(Arrival)(40kg Bag) NA NA - Muzaffarnagar Khurpa (Fresh) NA NA - Uttar Pradesh Muzaffarnagar Laddoo (Fresh) NA NA - Muzaffarnagar Rascut (Fresh) 2842 2726 116 Hapur Chaursa NA NA - Hapur Balti NA NA - Maharashtra Latur Lal Variety NA NA - Bangalore Mudde (Average) 5138 4848 290 Belgaum Mudde (Average) 3561 3544 17 Belthangadi Yellow (Average) NA 4600 - Bijapur Achhu 3583 3271 312 Gulbarga Other (Average) 3585 3548 37 Karnataka Mahalingapura Penti (Average) 3758 3545 212 Mandya Achhu (Medium) 3803 3727 75 Mandya Kurikatu (Medium) 3569 3473 96 Mandya Other (Medium) 3517 3377 139 Mandya Yellow (Medium) 3793 3625 168 Shimoga Achhu (Average) 4349 4593-244

Spot Sugar Price Scenario (Monthly) Spot Sugar Prices Scenario (Monthly-Average) Commodity Average Prices (Rs/Qtl) Centre Variety Sugar September,17 August,17 Change Delhi Delhi M-Grade 3766 3785-19 Delhi S-Grade 3746 3765-19 Khatauli M-Grade 3768 3786-18 Ramala M-Grade 3727 3705 22 Uttar Pradesh Dhampur M-Grade Ex-Mill 3698 3715-18 Dhampur S-Grade Ex-Mill 3678 3695-18 Dhampur L-Grade Ex-Mill 3748 3765-18 Mumbai M-Grade 3928 3961-33 Mumbai S-Grade 3760 3803-43 Maharashtra Nagpur M-Grade 3790 3823-32 Nagpur S-Grade 3711 3750-39 Kolhapur M-Grade 3665 3698-32 Kolhapur S-Grade 3586 3625-39 Assam Guhawati S-Grade 3904 3943-40 Meghalaya Shillong S-Grade 3906 3945-39 Andhra Pradesh Vijayawada M-Grade 3993 3976 17 Vijayawada S-Grade 3933 3918 15 West Bengal Kolkata M-Grade 4143 4121 23 Tamil Nadu Chennai S-Grade 3874 3859 15 Chattisgarh Ambikapur M-Grade (Without Duty) NR NR - Ambikapur S-Grade (Without Duty) NR NR - Sugar Prices are in INR/Quintal. (1 Quintal=100 kg)

ICE Sugar #11 (US Cent/lb) LIFFE Sugar (US $/MT) International Sugar Prices (Monthly) Contract Month 28-Sep-17 30-Aug-17 Change Oct-17 13.23 13.91-0.68 Mar-17 13.95 14.53-0.58 May-17 14.10 14.77-0.67 Oct-17 390.00 379.60 10.40 Dec-17 358.70 381.00-22.30 Mar-17 364.70 388.70-24.00 Total India & State wise Sugarcane Price (Rs/Ton) State 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 India (FRP) 1298 1391 1450 1700 2100 2200 2300 2300 2550 UP 2300 2050 2400 2800 2800 2800 2800 3050 1800-2100- Maharashtra 2264 2000 2050 2500 2360 - - 2375 Punjab 2080 2120 2200 2400 2800 2850 2800-2950 2900 Haryana 2450 2150 2210 2710 2950 3050 3000-3100 - Gujarat 2450 1500-1700 - 2500 - - - Andhra 1800-2360- Pradesh 1885 2000 2000 2500 2600-2400 2300-2300- Karnataka 2400 1740 2000 2400 2500 2500 2625 3050 Tamil Nadu 1663 1948 2100 2350 2550 2650 2850 2850 2017-18

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