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 share: The stance of brokerage firms on Suzlon Energy Ltd, a company related to renewable and wind energy in India, remains positive. However, in view of its weak quarterly results and many other challenges, some brokerage firms have reduced their target price on its stock.

Brokerage has confidence in Suzlon shares

JM Financial said that Suzlon’s revenue increased due to higher delivery of 617MW in the December quarter of business year 2026. Due to better order mix, EBITDA margin also increased to 17.4 percent.

JM Financial further said, “While maintaining FY26 deliveries at 2.5GW, we are reducing FY27-28 deliveries to 3.0/3.2GW from the earlier estimate of 3.1/3.5GW, as discussed in ‘Tailwinds may soon become winds’. We maintain ‘Buy’ rating with a target of Rs 64 (from Rs 70 earlier) based on 25 times valuation of the stock based on FY28 estimated EPS.

Stock may jump up to 55 percent

According to Motilal Oswal, “Some of its important positives include the management’s confidence in achieving 60 percent growth in key indicators for FY26.” Suzlon is on track to deliver 2.5GW in FY26, of which 1.6GW has already been completed in nine months, representing a growth of 66% YoY. By January 2026, the order book has reached 6.4GW, in which the share of the EPC segment has increased to 27 percent.

The report said, due to challenges in right of way, land and grid clearance, the pace of installation was slow in the first nine months and only 442MW could be installed, but Motilal Oswal expects installations to pick up in the fourth quarter.

Motilal Oswal is valuing Suzlon Energy at 30 times the estimated EPS of 2028, which sets its target at Rs 74 (suggesting an upside of 55 percent), which is slightly higher than the average forward P/E of the last two years of 27 times. MOFSL mentioned a government task force to overcome land and connectivity issues, which can help Suzlon grow in domestic and international markets.

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Suzlon achieved record performance in the financial year 2026. Revenue, EBITDA and PAT grew by 84%, 145% and 166% respectively to Rs 38.7 billion, Rs 7.2 billion and Rs 5.6 billion, respectively. Even though Suzlon Energy’s stock has declined by 14 percent in the last one year, it has also increased by 2009 percent in the last five years.

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Suzlon energy share: The shares of Suzalon Energy, a large company in the renewable sector, saw a boom on Friday, the last business day of the week. On June 20, the share price reached a high level of Rs 64.26 per share with a jump of about 3 percent. Today, the company got an order behind this boom in the shares, which ended the process of declining the shares for three days.

Suzlon gets a big order from ampin

Suzlon said that the company has received a 170.1 MW wind power project in Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh by the Ampin Energy Transition. This is the third project that the company gets from AMPIN. Under this order, Suzlon will have to supply its 54 advanced S144 Pawan Turbine Generator (WTG) with Hybrid Latis Towers (HLT). The capacity of each of them is 3.15 MW. Under this project, Suzlon will have to handle the maintenance of the equipment from the supply of equipment to his installation, commissioning, operation and long term.

Company completed 1.55 gigawatt delivery in FY25

In the fourth quarter of FY25, the company achieved a record 573 MW delivery. With this, their total delivery in FY 2025 became 1.55 GW. The company’s order book also reached the all -time high record of 5.6 GW. The supply of S144 Pawan Turbine generator alone went beyond 5 GW. With this, its status has been strengthened as market leaders in the Indian market.

The company has completed 10 new production facilities for more production of its S144–3.x megawatt series as well as Nasel expansion in Daman and Pondicherry unit. Suzlon wants to continuously invest in its local manufacturing and supply chain ecosystem to give its support to India’s goal of strengthening its capacity of Wind Energy.

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Alam is that Suzlon’s stocks have seen 25 percent in the last one year and 340 percent in two years. Due to this, the number of retail investors has also increased to more than 56 lakhs. Between May 9 and May 30, the share price rose from Rs 52.60 to Rs 71.50. It took a lead of up to 36 percent in just 16 business sessions. Suzlon Energy’s net profit for FY25 increased from 660 crores to Rs 2,072 crore in FY24.

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