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DCM Shriram Industries financials

Market cap
₹353 Cr
Sector
Fast Moving Consumer Goods

What DCM Shriram Industries Limited does

DCM Shriram Industries Limited runs Daurala Sugar Works (DSW), a single integrated sugar complex in Uttar Pradesh that crushes sugarcane to produce sugar and operates a co-generation power unit alongside the mill. The same complex houses a distillery that converts cane juice, sugar syrup and molasses (B-heavy/C-heavy) into industrial alcohol and ethanol. Following a FY2025-26 Scheme of Arrangement, the company's former Chemical and Rayon undertakings were demerged into separate listed entities (DCM Shriram Fine Chemicals Limited and DCM Shriram International Limited), leaving the retained company as a pure-play sugar-distillery business.

Segments

  • Sugar
  • Distillery
  • Co-generation power
Sugar production (FY26)
21.11 lakh quintals (~2.11 lakh tonnes)
Cane crushed (FY26)
203.15 lakh quintals (C-heavy basis)
Sugar recovery rate (FY26)
10.39%
Distillery alcohol production (FY26)
25,172 KL
Manufacturing complex
1 integrated unit - Daurala Sugar Works, Uttar Pradesh
Co-generation power unit
Bagasse-based, co-located at Daurala Sugar Works
Headquarters New Delhi, India Company website

Quarterly results

Q1 FY27: revenue up 0.1%, net profit down 85.5% against the same quarter last year.

₹ Cr · quarterly
Line itemQ2 FY25Q3 FY25Q4 FY25Q1 FY26Q2 FY26Q3 FY26Q4 FY26Q1 FY27
Revenue533 261 246 293 336 −37%258 −1%274 +11%294 +0%
EBITDA46 14 40 29 13 −71%25 +75%33 −18%7 −75%
Net profit22 8 20 11 3 −85%12 +51%16 −19%2 −86%
How to read this

₹ crore, as filed. The percentage beside a figure is the change against the same quarter a year earlier — never the quarter before, which would make every seasonal business look like it collapses and booms each year.

Performance −76.0% 1Y

₹50₹100₹150Sept 25Oct 25Dec 25Jan 26Mar 26Apr 26Jun 26Jul 26Sept 26

1Y: ₹169.14 on 10 Sept 2025 → ₹40.56. High ₹176.4 (21 Oct 2025), low ₹32.66 (25 Mar 2026).

Financials, as filed

Revenue fell 21.0% a year over 3 years, FY23 to FY26. Operating margin widened to 8.6%.

Year endingFY23FY24FY25FY26
Revenue₹2.4k Cr₹2.1k Cr₹1.6k Cr₹1.2k Cr
Operating profit₹143 Cr₹225 Cr₹162 Cr₹100 Cr
Operating margin6.1%10.8%10.2%8.6%
Interest₹33 Cr₹36 Cr₹31 Cr₹24 Cr
Depreciation₹36 Cr₹39 Cr₹28 Cr₹18 Cr
Net profit₹60 Cr₹115 Cr₹81 Cr₹42 Cr
Net margin2.5%5.5%5.1%3.6%
Cash from operations₹169 Cr₹77 Cr₹86 Cr—
Free cash flow₹121 Cr₹44 Cr₹48 Cr—
ROCE10.0%16.0%7.0%11.0%
How to read this

From the company's own filings. Margins are computed from the filed sums; a year with an incomplete quarter is left blank rather than estimated.

Balance sheet

Year endingFY20FY21FY22FY23FY24FY25
Equity capital₹17 Cr₹17 Cr₹17 Cr₹17 Cr₹17 Cr₹17 Cr
Reserves₹524 Cr₹582 Cr₹637 Cr₹682 Cr₹780 Cr₹895 Cr
Borrowings₹613 Cr₹508 Cr₹560 Cr₹507 Cr₹529 Cr₹302 Cr
Other liabilities₹434 Cr₹554 Cr₹539 Cr₹721 Cr₹852 Cr₹736 Cr
Total liabilities₹1.6k Cr₹1.7k Cr₹1.8k Cr₹1.9k Cr₹2.2k Cr₹1.9k Cr
Fixed assets₹457 Cr₹496 Cr₹564 Cr₹608 Cr₹603 Cr₹621 Cr
Capital work in progress₹34 Cr₹24 Cr₹33 Cr₹2 Cr₹7 Cr₹37 Cr
Investments₹18 Cr₹54 Cr₹35 Cr₹61 Cr₹70 Cr₹65 Cr
Other assets₹1.1k Cr₹1.1k Cr₹1.1k Cr₹1.3k Cr₹1.5k Cr₹1.2k Cr
Total assets₹1.6k Cr₹1.7k Cr₹1.8k Cr₹1.9k Cr₹2.2k Cr₹1.9k Cr
How to read this

As filed each year. A line the company does not report — deposits for a non-lender, for instance — is left out rather than shown as a row of dashes.

Who owns it

As disclosed at Jun 2026

Since Jun 2025, the public added +1.19 pp while FIIs trimmed −0.66 pp. The shareholder count shrank 2% to 57,681.

Promoters
50.1%
FIIs
1.1%
DIIs
12.7%
Government
0.1%
Public
36.0%

Since Jun 2025

  • Public +1.19 pp
  • FIIs −0.66 pp
  • DIIs −0.62 pp

How it drifted, 12 quarters

Over this window the public fell from 41.1% to 36.0% — −5.1 pp.

Sep '23Dec '24Jun '26

Ownership split by quarter, oldest first. Sep '23: Promoters 50.1%, FIIs 1.0%, DIIs 7.8%, Public 41.1%.Dec '23: Promoters 50.1%, FIIs 1.4%, DIIs 7.8%, Public 40.7%.Mar '24: Promoters 50.1%, FIIs 2.0%, DIIs 7.9%, Public 40.0%.Jun '24: Promoters 50.1%, FIIs 2.2%, DIIs 7.7%, Public 39.9%.Sep '24: Promoters 50.1%, FIIs 2.1%, DIIs 7.5%, Public 40.2%.Dec '24: Promoters 50.1%, FIIs 2.0%, DIIs 12.0%, Public 35.9%.Mar '25: Promoters 50.1%, FIIs 1.8%, DIIs 12.4%, Public 35.7%.Jun '25: Promoters 50.1%, FIIs 1.8%, DIIs 13.3%, Public 34.8%.Sep '25: Promoters 50.1%, FIIs 1.7%, DIIs 12.8%, Public 35.5%.Dec '25: Promoters 50.1%, FIIs 1.5%, DIIs 12.7%, Government 0.1%, Public 35.6%.Mar '26: Promoters 50.1%, FIIs 1.2%, DIIs 12.7%, Government 0.1%, Public 35.9%.Jun '26: Promoters 50.1%, FIIs 1.1%, DIIs 12.7%, Government 0.1%, Public 36.0%.

Who was buying across the market this quarter →

Who is on the register

Named in the Jun 2026 filing

Every holder of DCM Shriram Industries Limited above SEBI's 1% disclosure line, and what changed since Mar 2026.

HolderStakeChange
Lala Bansi Dhar & Sons 13.83%unchanged
Urvashi Tilakdhar 10.28%unchanged
Alok Bansidhar Shriram 10.28%unchanged
Madhav Bansidhar Shriram 4.94%unchanged
Life Insurance Corporation Of India Insurer4.64%unchanged
Divya Shriram 4.19%unchanged
H B Portfolio Limited NBFC / DFI3.85%unchanged
Akshay Foundation 3.42%unchanged
Investor Education and Protection Fund Authority 3.36%unchanged
Abakkus Emerging Opportunities Fund-1 AIF2.81%unchanged
Suman Bansi Dhar 2.02%unchanged
Uday Shriram 1.11%unchanged

A holder disappearing from this list has fallen below the 1% line — it is not necessarily a sale. Percentages are of total shares, as disclosed in the company's own filing. Who was buying across the market this quarter.

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