Rajshree Sugars & Chemicals Limited disclosed its operational data for the month of September 2026 across its three manufacturing units. The filing covers sugar production, sales, molasses output, and cogeneration metrics for the season ending September 2026.

The company operates three primary facilities: Unit I in Theni District, Unit II in Villupuram District, and Unit III also in Villupuram District. The data reflects performance during the final month of the 2025-26 sugar season.

Unit I: Varadharaj Nagar, Theni District

Unit I recorded 34,516 MTs of cane crushed in September 2026, contributing to a total of 1,98,315 MTs up to September. Sugar production stood at 2,711 MTs for the month, with cumulative production reaching 17,518 MTs.

Sugar sales for the month were 1,784 MTs, bringing the cumulative sales to 13,628 MTs. Molasses production was 2,885 MTs in September, while own consumption and sales totaled 2,412 MTs. In cogeneration, the unit generated 17.39 lakh units of power, exporting 3.05 lakh units to the grid.

Unit II: Mundiyampakkam, Villupuram District

Unit II processed 57,129 MTs of cane in September 2026, adding to a seasonal total of 6,32,887 MTs. Sugar production for the month was 3,985 MTs, with cumulative production at 52,829 MTs.

Sales volumes reached 4,793 MTs in September, resulting in cumulative sales of 48,210 MTs. The unit produced 4,631 MTs of molasses, with 3,179 MTs utilized or sold. Cogeneration activities yielded 71.98 lakh units of power, of which 50.50 lakh units were exported to the grid.

Unit III: Semmedu Village, Villupuram District

Unit III crushed 86,815 MTs of cane in September 2026, the highest among the three units for the month. Cumulative cane crushing stood at 5,39,765 MTs. Sugar production was 6,023 MTs for the month, with a seasonal total of 45,222 MTs.

Sugar sales amounted to 2,676 MTs in September, with cumulative sales at 42,586 MTs. Molasses production hit 6,415 MTs, while own consumption and sales were 4,264 MTs. The unit generated 119.98 lakh units of power, exporting 74.22 lakh units to the grid.

What the Numbers Show

A comparison of the three units reveals distinct operational efficiencies. Unit III demonstrated the highest power export capacity relative to its size, exporting 74.22 lakh units against a generation of 119.98 lakh units, implying a high ratio of surplus energy available for sale. Conversely, Unit I showed lower absolute power generation but maintained consistent molasses utilization rates relative to production.

Rajshree Sugars & Chemicals accepted the resignation of S. Madhan, Senior Deputy General Manager and Head of Human Resources, effective September 16, 2026.

The departure follows a resignation letter dated July 28, 2026, citing medical reasons as the cause for stepping down from his role within the organization.

Resignation Details

Mr. Madhan requested relief from his duties due to health concerns, seeking a waiver of the notice period based on his medical situation. The company management approved the request in a letter dated September 7, 2026.

Regulatory Disclosure

The disclosure was made pursuant to Regulation 30 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015. The filing was submitted to both the National Stock Exchange of India Limited and BSE Limited on September 16, 2026.