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Triveni Engineering's H1 FY27 profit after tax reached Rs 97 crore, against a loss a year earlier, with EBITDA up 136.7%. Management credited higher sugar margins, more high-margin maize feedstock, better DDGS realisations and lower finance costs.
Net revenue rose 5.3%.
Improved DDGS realisations and a higher maize feedstock share point to firmer co-product values in India, but the effect on global feed and grain prices is small.
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