Rajshree Sugars & Chemicals Limited has released its operational data for December 2025, showcasing performance across its three sugar manufacturing units in Tamil Nadu. The company filed this disclosure under Regulation 30 with the National Stock Exchange and BSE Limited on January 7, 2026.

Consolidated Operational Performance

The company's three units demonstrated varied operational performance during December 2025, with significant improvements in cane crushing and sugar production compared to the previous season.

Year-on-Year Comparison

The operational data reveals substantial growth compared to December 2024 performance. Unit II showed remarkable improvement with cane crushing increasing from 12,925 MTs to 73,572 MTs, while sugar production surged from 931 MTs to 5,829 MTs. Similarly, Unit III demonstrated strong growth with cane crushing rising from 23,338 MTs to 56,903 MTs and sugar production increasing from 1,680 MTs to 4,458 MTs.

Cogeneration Operations

The company's cogeneration facilities across all three units generated substantial power during December 2025. Unit II led power generation with 81.78 lakh units, followed by Unit III with 71.39 lakh units and Unit I with 2.84 lakh units.

Molasses Production and Sales

Molasses operations showed active production at Units II and III during December 2025. Unit II produced 3,541 MTs of molasses while Unit III generated 2,310 MTs. The combined molasses production reached 5,851 MTs for the month. Own consumption and sales of molasses totaled 4,467 MTs across the three units during December 2025.

Cumulative Season Performance

For the season up to December 2025, the company achieved cumulative sugar sales of 15,276 MTs compared to 14,777 MTs in the corresponding period of season 2024-25. This represents steady performance in sales execution despite the significant increase in production capacity utilization across the manufacturing units.

Rajshree Sugars & Chemicals Limited , a key player in the Indian sugar industry, has reported a significant downturn in its financial performance for the quarter ended September 30, 2025. The company's latest financial results reveal a net loss of ₹747.73 lakhs, marking a stark contrast to the profit of ₹1,072.75 lakhs recorded in the same period last year.

Revenue Decline

The company experienced a notable decline in its revenue from operations, which fell to ₹11,982.84 lakhs from ₹14,597.29 lakhs year-over-year, representing a decrease of about 17.9%. This reduction in turnover has been attributed to lower availability of sugarcane due to adverse climatic conditions, as stated by the company management.

Segment-wise Performance

Rajshree Sugars & Chemicals operates in three primary business segments:

1. Sugar
2. Cogeneration
3. Distillery

The segment-wise results for the quarter paint a mixed picture:

The Sugar segment bore the brunt of the challenging conditions, reporting a significant loss. However, the Cogeneration and Distillery segments managed to remain profitable, albeit not enough to offset the losses from the Sugar segment.

Half-Year Results

The company's performance for the half-year period ending September 30, 2025, also reflected the challenging environment:

• Net loss: ₹2,131.92 lakhs (compared to a profit of ₹1,666.76 lakhs in the previous year)
• Revenue from operations: ₹25,775.71 lakhs (down from ₹38,609.16 lakhs)

Financial Position

As of September 30, 2025, Rajshree Sugars & Chemicals reported:

• Total assets: ₹65,062.06 lakhs
• Total liabilities: ₹40,779.68 lakhs
• Total equity: ₹24,282.38 lakhs

Management Commentary

The company's management has cited adverse climatic conditions affecting sugarcane availability as a key factor in the reduced turnover. This suggests that external environmental factors have played a significant role in the company's performance this quarter.

Conclusion

While the current results indicate a challenging period for Rajshree Sugars & Chemicals, the company's diversified business model, with operations in sugar, cogeneration, and distillery segments, may provide some resilience. The performance of the Cogeneration and Distillery segments, which remained profitable, could be areas of focus for the company moving forward.