Rajshree Sugars & Chemicals Limited has released its operational data for February 2026, detailing performance metrics across its three sugar manufacturing units in Tamil Nadu. The company submitted this operational update to both NSE and BSE on March 7, 2026, providing comprehensive insights into sugar production, molasses generation, and cogeneration activities.

Sugar Production Performance

The company's three manufacturing units demonstrated varied production levels during February 2026. Combined operations across all units resulted in significant sugar output and cane processing volumes.

Unit II in Mundiyampakkam emerged as the largest contributor, processing over 1 lakh MTs of cane and producing nearly 10,000 MTs of sugar during February 2026.

Season-to-Date Comparison

The cumulative performance up to February 2026 shows substantial improvement compared to the previous season. Total cane crushing reached 5,00,742 MTs up to February 2026, compared to 3,57,185 MTs in the corresponding period of season 2024-25.

Molasses and Cogeneration Operations

The company's molasses production during February 2026 totaled 9,694 MTs across all three units, with own consumption and sales reaching 10,394 MTs. Unit II contributed the highest molasses production at 4,738 MTs.

Cogeneration activities showed robust performance across all facilities:

Unit-Wise Performance Analysis

Unit I - Varadarajnagar operated at a smaller scale with 22,210 MTs of cane crushed and 2,074 MTs of sugar produced. The unit exported 2.89 lakh units of power to the grid during February 2026.

Unit II - Mundiyampakkam demonstrated the highest operational capacity, processing 1,00,988 MTs of cane and achieving 9,896 MTs of sugar production. This unit also led in power generation with 126.36 lakh units produced and 89.45 lakh units exported to the grid.

Unit III - Semmedu Village processed 76,879 MTs of cane, producing 7,580 MTs of sugar. The unit generated 106.11 lakh units of power, exporting 64.14 lakh units to the grid.

The operational data reflects the company's integrated approach to sugar manufacturing, combining traditional sugar production with value-added activities including molasses processing and power generation through cogeneration facilities. The sugar season runs from October to September of the following year, positioning these February results within the mid-season operational period.

Rajshree Sugars & Chemicals Limited announced its unaudited financial results for the quarter ended 31st December 2025, showing continued losses despite some operational improvements. The company reported a net loss of ₹918.87 lakhs in Q3 FY26 compared to ₹2,043.71 lakhs in the corresponding quarter of the previous year.

Financial Performance Overview

The company's quarterly performance showed mixed results with revenue growth but persistent losses across key metrics:

Nine-Month Performance Analysis

The nine-month period ending 31st December 2025 revealed challenging operational conditions with significantly higher losses compared to the previous year:

Segment-wise Business Performance

The company operates across three main business segments with varying performance levels during Q3 FY26:

Sugar Segment

• Revenue: ₹7,524.00 lakhs (Q3 FY26) vs ₹6,158.90 lakhs (Q3 FY25)
• Segment Loss: ₹2,374.48 lakhs vs ₹2,462.76 lakhs loss in previous year
• Nine-month revenue: ₹26,879.10 lakhs vs ₹37,032.38 lakhs

Cogeneration Segment

• Revenue: ₹1,379.72 lakhs vs ₹724.12 lakhs (+90.52%)
• Segment Profit: ₹595.09 lakhs vs ₹121.17 lakhs (+391.14%)
• Nine-month revenue: ₹3,752.84 lakhs vs ₹5,064.39 lakhs

Distillery Segment

• Revenue: ₹2,825.76 lakhs vs ₹2,041.57 lakhs (+38.42%)
• Segment Profit: ₹561.91 lakhs vs ₹503.30 lakhs (+11.64%)
• Nine-month revenue: ₹9,920.85 lakhs vs ₹9,831.63 lakhs

Exceptional Items and Tax Benefits

The company reported exceptional expenses of ₹158.71 lakhs in Q3 FY26, primarily related to the statutory impact of new Labour Codes notified by the Government of India on November 21, 2025. This impact includes incremental gratuity provisions of ₹145 lakhs and long-term compensated absences of ₹14 lakhs due to changes in wage definitions.

Despite operational losses, the company benefited from a deferred tax income of ₹1,022.30 lakhs, which helped reduce the net loss for the quarter.

Corporate Governance

The financial results were reviewed by the Audit Committee and approved by the Board of Directors during their 217th Board meeting held on 11th February 2026. The meeting commenced at 2:30 PM and concluded at 4:30 PM. The company maintains a paid-up equity share capital of ₹3,313.56 lakhs with a face value of ₹10 per share.