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Dhampur Sugar Mills witnessed a mild dip in trade today, closing nearly 2.3% lower at around ₹155 per share, down from the previous close of ₹158.56. This decline came despite a robust performance in Q4 FY25, where the company reported consolidated revenues of ₹620.5 crore - marking a 9.6% year-on-year growth - and a net profit of ₹48.8 crore, registering an impressive 220% jump quarter-on-quarter.

The stock fluctuated within a range of ₹153 to ₹159.3 intraday, as cautious market sentiment overshadowed the earnings beat. With a modest P/E ratio of around 19 and a P/B ratio below 1, Dhampur trades at a discount compared to major peers like Balrampur Chini and EID Parry.

Interestingly, historical data shows that June has been a favorable month for Dhampur, with gains in 12 out of the past 17 years and an average return of 5.8%. Analysts believe the recent dip could present a buying opportunity, especially if ethanol blending targets and monsoon trends turn favorable.