2ND INDIAN SUGAR SUMMIT 2010 – KINGSMAN
Last season an unexpected and late increase to Indian production estimates turned the trade flow numbers positive and brought a violent end to the bull market. Since then, wherever we go, people ask us “How can we get a better handle on the Indian crop?”
Repeatedly, traders and investors question the relevance of fundamental analysis for the sugar market “when you don’t know what the Indian crop is within three million tonnes”.
There are no easy answers to these questions. The Indian sugar industry is horribly complex: with an estimated 50 million cane farmers, unstable weather patterns, an unpredictable diversion of cane from sugar to gur and government intervention at every stage of the production and distribution process it is not surprising that the crystal ball is often pretty cloudy.
We would argue that the 2009/10 crop was exceptional in a number of factors and that statistical forecasts can be improved. To achieve that end, market participants (ourselves included) need to delve deeper into the Indian industry in order to obtain a better understanding of the drivers behind both production and consumption.
Registration fees cover: Summit participation and materials, morning and afternoon refreshment breaks, lunches, Welcome Reception and Gala Dinner.
Registration : For Online Registration Click http://www.kingsmanconferences.com/rego/rego2.html
Important Dates :
Tuesday 31 August 2010 : Official registration opens at The Imperial, New Delhi / Welcome Reception
Wednesday 1 September 2010 : Registration desk reopens / Summit sessions / Lunch / Gala dinner
Thursday 2 September 2010 : Registration desk reopen / Summit sessions / Lunch
Conference Dates & Venue : 31 August – 2 September 2010, The Imperial Hotel, New Delhi, India
Application Deadline : 31st July, 2010
Contact : Jann(AT)kingsman.com
Contact Numbers : +61 7 3878 6439 / +61 417 780 670
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