Rajshree Sugars & Chemicals Limited has filed its operational data for the month of April 2026 under Regulation 30, as submitted to the stock exchanges on 7 May 2026. The disclosure covers sugar crushing, production and sales, molasses production and consumption, and cogeneration metrics across all three of its manufacturing units for Season 2025-26, with comparative data from Season 2024-25 provided where applicable.

Unit I — Varadarajnagar, Theni District

Unit I at Varadarajnagar remained active during April 2026, recording cane crushing and sugar production for the month. The following table presents the sugar operational data for this unit:

Note: The sugar season runs from October to September of the following year.

Molasses production at Unit I stood at 1,205 MTs for April 2026, with cumulative production reaching 4,956 MTs up to April. Own consumption and sales for the month were 429 MTs, with a cumulative figure of 4,547 MTs.

On the cogeneration front, Unit I's power metrics for Season 2025-26 are detailed below:

Unit II — Mundiyampakkam, Vikravandi Taluk, Villupuram District

Unit II at Mundiyampakkam recorded no cane crushing, sugar production, or molasses production activity in April 2026. Sugar sales for the month, however, stood at 5,832 MTs, with cumulative sales reaching 27,631 MTs up to April 2026. In the comparable period of Season 2024-25, April sugar sales were 3,783 MTs, with cumulative sales of 28,342 MTs.

Cumulative cane crushed up to April 2026 for Unit II was 3,26,209 MTs, compared to 2,76,552 MTs in the same period of Season 2024-25. Cumulative sugar production up to April 2026 stood at 30,133 MTs, versus 23,421 MTs in Season 2024-25. Cumulative molasses production reached 17,170 MTs, with own consumption and sales at 18,058 MTs.

For cogeneration, Unit II reported no activity in April 2026. Cumulative power generated up to April 2026 was 408.04 Lakh Units, with captive consumption of 120.48 Lakh Units and export to grid of 287.56 Lakh Units.

Unit III — Semmedu Village, Gingee Taluk, Villupuram District

Unit III at Semmedu Village remained operational in April 2026. The sugar performance data is presented below:

Molasses production at Unit III for April 2026 was 2,055 MTs, bringing the cumulative total to 15,700 MTs. Own consumption and sales for the month were 289 MTs, with a cumulative figure of 18,036 MTs.

The cogeneration data for Unit III is as follows:

The operational disclosure was signed by M Ponraj, Company Secretary, and submitted to both the National Stock Exchange of India Limited and BSE Limited on 7 May 2026.

Rajshree Sugars & Chemicals Limited has released operational data for March 2026, providing comprehensive insights into the performance of its three manufacturing units across Tamil Nadu. The data covers sugar production, molasses output, and cogeneration activities for the 2025-26 season.

Unit-wise Sugar Production Performance

The company operates three distinct manufacturing units, each contributing to overall production capacity. Unit III in Semmedu Village, Gingee Taluk, Villupuram District emerged as the top performer in sugar production during March 2026.

Season-to-Date Performance Analysis

Comparing cumulative performance up to March 2026 with the previous season reveals varying trends across units. Unit II demonstrated significant improvement in cane crushing capacity, processing 3,26,209 MTs compared to 2,76,552 MTs in the corresponding period of 2024-25.

Molasses Production Operations

Molasses production varied significantly across the three units during March 2026. Unit III recorded the highest molasses production at 4,329 MTs, followed closely by Unit II at 4,305 MTs, while Unit I produced 1,718 MTs.

Cogeneration and Power Export Activities

The company's cogeneration facilities demonstrated robust performance across all three units. Unit III generated the highest power output at 121.61 lakh units in March 2026, while Unit II exported the maximum power to the grid at 64.96 lakh units.

Operational Context and Season Timeline

The operational data reflects performance during the 2025-26 sugar season, which follows the industry standard timeline from October to September of the following year. This seasonal approach aligns with sugarcane harvesting cycles and processing requirements across the company's Tamil Nadu operations.