Sweet Breakthrough: Taylormade Renewables Awarded Patent for "Zero-Chemical" Sugar-Producing System

Taylormade Renewables Ltd. (TRLN) has been awarded the final seal of the Indian Patent Office for its "Improved System of Sugar Manufacturing and Process Thereof," conferring the Gujarat-based clean-tech company complete intellectual-property cover for a technology that improves crystallization yield without sulphur and phosphoric-acid feedstocks. The grant, notified to the company on Monday and submitted to the BSE before market opening, turns last year's provisional filing into a 20-year-enforceable patent, solidifying TRNL's evolution from solar-thermal specialist to diversified green-process player.

 

Key Highlights

Commercial roll-out – First turnkey orders to be fulfilled Q3 FY26; TRNL will license the design and provide proprietary heat-exchanger kits. • Strategic fit – Diversifies revenues away from solar dryers and bio-fuel boilers, bringing IP share of sales from 6 % to a guided 20 % by FY28. • ESG kicker – Process lowers sulphitation, lowering mill effluent COD by ~35 %, enabling mills to achieve new CPCB discharge norms.

 

Shares climbed 5 % to ₹642 on the BSE as investors considered royalty upside and cross-selling into TRNL's existing agri-energy customer base.

 

Source: BSE company filing, Taylormade Renewables Ltd.