Triveni Engineering stock price has moved up significantly along with stocks of other Sugar company's.
Currently, there is an expected shortfall in Brazilian sugar production and in India in 2015-16 which has led to a ~20% increase in Sugar prices. The other part of the equation is the export subsidy / state administered pricing which has to fall in place to make sugar mills operationally profitable. But I have still not figured out why the mills continue to crush sugar if it is an unprofitable proposition? I would love to be enlightened.
Even if the sugar business of Triveni (revenues Rs.2000 crores) is valued at Rs.200 crores in equity, the rest of the business at ~Rs.500 crores is a great buy. How much it will get valued in another 2-3 years depends on the follow through of the optimistic plans of the management.