Kolkata, May 26, 2026: Regaal Resources Ltd has commissioned a major capacity expansion at its Kishanganj facility in Bihar, doubling its maize crushing capacity while simultaneously launching new manufacturing facilities for liquid glucose and maltodextrin powder as part of its value-added products strategy.
In a regulatory filing, the company announced that it has increased its maize crushing capacity from 825 tonnes per day (TPD) to 1,650 TPD, effective May 26, 2026. The expansion follows an investment of approximately ₹389 crore funded through a combination of debt and internal accruals.
The company said the capacity addition was undertaken to meet rising demand, with the existing crushing facility operating at full utilization prior to the expansion.
Alongside the capacity enhancement, Regaal Resources has commissioned a new liquid glucose manufacturing facility with a production capacity of 180 metric tonnes per day and a maltodextrin powder manufacturing facility with a capacity of 50 metric tonnes per day.
The company has also expanded the capacity of its captive co-generation power plant from 7.1 MW to 15.8 MW, strengthening energy security and supporting the increased manufacturing footprint.
Both liquid glucose and maltodextrin powder fall within the value-added maize derivatives segment and are expected to cater to domestic as well as international markets. These products are widely used across food and beverage, confectionery, pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, and industrial applications.
The expansion marks a significant step in Regaal Resources’ strategy to move further up the value chain by increasing the share of specialty and higher-margin maize-derived products in its portfolio.
The addition of liquid glucose and maltodextrin capacities is expected to enhance the company’s product mix, improve margin profiles, and strengthen its position in the starch and maize-processing industry.
The commissioning of the expanded crushing facility and new derivative product plants is expected to support future revenue growth while enabling Regaal Resources to capitalize on increasing demand in both domestic and export markets.