Suzlon Energy Shares: Shares of Suzlon Energy Limited, a company in the renewable energy sector, are continuously falling. This was the fifth consecutive session on Wednesday, February 25, when its shares recorded a decline. Even though it started trading on a positive note on Wednesday, it fell by 3% to Rs 42.75 after some time.

With this, shares of Suzlon Energy reached their 52-week low of Rs 42.69 on this day. Whereas its 52 week high level is Rs 74.30, which it touched on May 30 last year.

11% decline in 12 sessions

By 2:44 pm, Suzlon Energy shares were seen trading 3.17 per cent lower at Rs 42.74 on BSE, which is lower than its previous closing price of Rs 44.14 per share. The stock has seen a decline of more than 11 percent in the last 12 trading sessions. The all-time high of Suzlon Energy shares so far is around Rs 400. The company achieved this milestone in January 2008. Since then the shares kept falling continuously. Since June 2009, it has not been able to cross the level of Rs 100.

Brokerage has confidence in shares

However, despite this decline, brokerage firm JM Financial has strong confidence in this renewable energy stock. Giving a positive valuation to the company’s shares, the brokerage has maintained its ‘Buy’ rating on the stock, with a target price of Rs 64, which indicates an upside of 49.7 percent from its current level. This rating of JM Financial is based on the valuation of 25x FY28E EPS considering the delivery of 2.5GW/3GW/3.2 GW during financial years 2026-27 and 28.

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Suzlon Energy: Domestic brokerage firm Motilal Oswal Financial Services remains positive about energy stock Suzlon Energy. The brokerage believes that its risk reward ratio is indicating benefits for investors.

Risk reward ratio is a metric that measures how much risk you are taking on a bet and how much profit you expect to make on it. However, this energy stock appeared to be under pressure in recent times. So far in the financial year 2026, it has declined by 26 percent.

Why does Motilal have hope from the stock?

Motilal Oswal said investors are particularly worried about the low share of wind in tenders from the solar + BESS segment, the slow pace of wind installation and increasing competition in the wind sector. Despite this, Motilal maintained its ‘Buy’ rating on the stock. Due to this, there is a strong possibility of shares rising by up to 55 percent.

The brokerage says that we are estimating additional demand of 20-24GW in the coming time. We estimate that data centres, C&I consumers and PSUs together could generate 20-24GW of additional wind energy demand by 2030 (comprising 20% ​​from data centres, 45% from C&I consumers and 35% from PSUs). This exceeds India’s target of achieving 100GW of wind energy capacity by FY30.

What is the company’s EPC strategy?

The company’s EPC strategy is a major reason for the positive attitude of brokerages regarding its shares. The company is aiming to increase the EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction) share in its order book to 50 percent. The participation of Chinese OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) in its EPC segment is also limited. The brokerage says that the company’s track record of timely settlement of orders compared to other domestic companies also puts it in a favorable position to acquire complex and large projects.

Status of Suzlon shares

On Tuesday, Suzlon Energy’s shares fell by 2 percent, taking it to Rs 47.17 and its market capitalization went below Rs 65,000 crore. The stock has fallen by 11 percent in the last one month and by about 30 percent in the last six months.

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