Category: Thailand

Thailand sugar update report [Q4 2021]

Current updates on the 2021/22 cane crush, analysis of the latest export and domestic consumption data available, price dynamics and evaluation of gross margins for cane and alternative crops : discover the latest edition of our popular Thai sugar update report.

Thailand crush report 2021/22 [Vol. 02]

After 35 days into the new season, the 2021-22 Thai cane crush is well ahead of last year. However and
as highlighted in our previous report, the cane quality and sugar content continue to be trailing behind last year.

By January 10th, a total of 25.23 Mt of cane had been crushed nationwide against 20.46 Mt a year ago after the same number of crushing days.

Thailand crush report 2021/22 [Vol. 01]

The 2021-22 Thai cane crush started on 7th December 2021: 3 days earlier than a year ago. Although it is still too early to determine the real potential of the season, statistical data analyzed up until 27 December suggests that the season may not be as promising as originally anticipated: cane quality and sugar content (measured as CCS) being quite low and having difficulties to improve over those first few weeks.

Thailand sugar update report [Q3 2021]

After a 2020/21 season marked by adverse weather conditions and historically-low cane and sugar productions, it is now time to look at 2021/22 season’s prospects. According to our latest estimates, cane production could total 91 Mt while sugar output would reach 10.2 Mt.
Meanwhile, Thai sugar exports continue to trail behind last year with only 1.85 Mt being shipped by the end of H1 2021…

Thailand : financial situation of sugar groups

Here is the second edition of this report specifically focused on the financial situation of some public-listed Thai sugar groups. The objective : offering a concise – yet precise – overview of where do some Thai sugar companies currently stand.
As our team performed cross-check verifications, data adjustments and recalculations, some of the information contained in this report may differ from publicly-available information.