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Sula faces a tougher pour as European wine turns up cheaper and faster
Business
Published on 24 April 2026

Investors are bailing as European prices squeeze Sula
Sula’s growth is slowing as investors lose confidence, but the real threat is price pressure. Cheaper European wine is gaining traction after the new FTA framework, forcing the Nashik winemaker to defend margins and market share. The stock story has shifted from a domestic success narrative to a challenge against imports that are undercutting its pricing power.
- Sula’s growth trajectory is weakening despite its past momentum
- Investors are showing less confidence as performance slips
- A new trade deal boosts cheaper European wine competition
- Price pressure could hit Sula’s margins and market share
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