Yashhtej Industries hits 5% upper circuit after expanding soya extraction capacity from 300 to 500 TCD, operations go liveYashhtej Industries hits 5% upper circuit after expanding soya extraction capacity from 300 to 500 TCD, operations go live

Introduction

Leading agro processing company expanded soya bean solvent extraction capacity from 300 TCD to 500 TCD and commenced commercial operations from April 9, 2026.

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Share price movement of Yashhtej Industries

On April 10, 2026, Yashhtej Industries (India) Ltd opened at ₹70.00, up 1.18% from its previous close of ₹69.18. The stock reached a high of ₹72.63 (4.99%) and a low of ₹70.00 (1.18%). By 12:41 PM, it traded at ₹72.63, a 4.99% increase, with a market cap of ₹167.63 crore.

Yashhtej Expands Plant Capacity

Yashhtej Industries India Limited completed capacity expansion of its soya bean solvent extraction plant from 300 TCD to 500 TCD. The project followed planned schedule and trial runs.

The company confirmed commencement of commercial operations from April 9, 2026. The expanded unit is now operating at enhanced capacity after successful trials and smooth production start.

Stock performance of Yashhtej Industries for period of 1 week and 1 month

Yashhtej Industries (India) Ltd delivered a 1-week return of 16.3% and a 1-month return of 31.1%.

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Shareholding pattern of Yashhtej Industries

Particulars	Dec 2025
Promoter	65.00%
FII	0%
DII	0.00%
Public	35%

About Yashhtej Industries

Yashhtej Industries (India) Ltd (BSE: 544708) is engaged in soybean processing, manufacturing crude oil and soybean de-oiled cake through solvent extraction process in India.

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