Suzlon energy shares: Wind Energy Company Suzlon Group has received a large order of 838 MW from Tata Power Renewable Energy Limited (TPLEL). This business year is the second largest order received by the company in 2026. Along with this, Suzalon’s shares jumped 1.3 percent to Rs 59 in early trade on September.

The company gets the details of order

This project is part of TPrel’s firm and disposable renewable Energy (FDRE) (FDRE). This order is for the wind turbine of the 3 MW series of Sujalan, whose total capacity is 838 MW. That is, 266 wind turbines of Suzlon will be installed under this project.

The capacity of each of them will be 3.15 MW. That is, there will be electricity from every one to 3.15 MW. These turbines will be installed in three states- Karnataka (302 MW), Maharashtra (271 MW) and Tamil Nadu (265 MW). This project is part of FDRE dialects given to SJVN and NTPC. Let us know that these projects were given to SJVN and NTPC under FDRE contracts.

The company said this

According to Moneycontrol report, Girish Tanti, Vice Chairman of Suzalon Group, said, “Tata Power Renewable Energy is moving towards a strategic change to achieve 100 % clean energy by 2045 and we have been proud to be a part of this journey over a decade and a third rippery to be a part of this journey with our advanced, ‘Made in India’ wind technology. Under this, our partnership underlines our shared commitment to India’s energy change.

Similarly, JP Chalsani, CEO of Suzlon Group, says, “TPrel considers us its reliable and favorite partner. He also expects us to complete better technology and timely order. TPrel believes in creating such a selling, which takes the entire industry forward. Along with this, it is also confirmed that the wind energy should better play its role in delivery of clean energy on a large scale.

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Suzlon energy Q1 results: Wind Energy Company Suzlon Energy announced the result of the June quarter on 12 August. During this period, the company’s profit increased by 7.3 percent to Rs 324.3 crore. According to the information given to BSE, this company, which provided renewable energy solutions, earned a profit of Rs 302.3 crore in the same quarter of a year ago.

The company’s revenue crosses 3000 crores

The company said that the company’s operational revenue increased by 55 percent to Rs 3,132 crore in the April-June quarter of 2025-26. Whereas a year ago, the revenue of the company was Rs 2,021 crore from the operation of the company in the same period. Overall, the company’s income increased from Rs 2,044.35 crore in the June quarter of last year to Rs 3,165.19 crore in the first quarter of this year.

The company said that it received 1 GW orders in this quarter, which made its total order book 5.7 GW. In the last 10 quarters, the company’s order book is continuously increasing. Even in the first quarter of the year, the company has achieved the highest delivery of 444 MW so far.

Improvement also came in ebitda

The company’s Ebitda has also risen, which has increased by 62.4 percent to Rs 598.2 crore, which was Rs 368.3 crore in the same quarter of last year. Whereas in the first quarter of the current financial year, the Ebitda Margin was recorded 19.1 percent, which was 18.2 percent in the same quarter of the previous year.

Company shares performance

According to the Moneycontrol report, Girish Tanti, Vice President of Suzlon Group, said, “C&I and PSU customers reflect the strengthening of the base of the order repeat, the strengthening of the base of the order, Suzlon’s technologically reflects the trust and the confidence towards fulfilling the order.”

Here, UBS Axis Securities, JM Financial and MOFSL have recently given this stock ‘buy’ rating. UBS has kept a target price of Rs 78 for Suzlon Energy. While Axis Securities hopes that in the next 3-6 months, the company’s stock will touch the level of Rs 72.

JM Financial has also set a target price of Rs 81 for this. While MOFSL has fixed a target price of Rs 82 for this. On Monday, its stock reached a high level of Rs 64.68 with a gain of 2.11 percent on BSE.

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Suzlon energy: Brokerage firm Geojit Financial Services has reduced the rating of India’s legendary company Suzalon Energy in the wind energy segment. He has made the rating ‘accumulate’ from ‘Buy’ for this. However, the brokerage house has increased the target price from Rs 71 to Rs 77 for this, which reflects the lead of 17 percent from its previous closed price of Rs 65.67. The reason behind this is the company’s spectacular performance and strong order book in the wind turbine business, which shows good prospects of the company in the coming time.

Gejjated trusts the company’s order book

Gejated focused on Suzlon’s 5.5 GW order book, with commercial and industrial segments as well as PSU segment to 80 percent of the Total Order Book. Apart from this, the company has about 92 percent stake in the order book of the company’s leading S144 turbine order. The brokerage firm believes that this will bring a huge bounce of up to 41 % in the delivery of Wind Turbine Generator (WTG) from FY 25 to FY 27. Brokerage hopes that during this time Suzlon’s income will also increase at the rate of 38 percent annually and the return on equity is also expected to increase to 26 %.

Company made a lot of profit in March quarter

The company’s net profit increased to 1,182.22 crore in the March quarter of the financial year 2025, which is much more than 254.12 crore in the last year’s March quarter. The company’s operation also increased to Rs 3,773.54 crore with a rise of 73 %, which was Rs 2,179.20 crore in the March 2024 quarter. By the end of the financial year 2025, the company’s net cash position was Rs 1,943 crore, while the consolidated net worth stood at 6,106 crore, indicating the company’s strong balance sheet. Meanwhile, brokerage house Nuwama Institutional Equities have retained their rating of ‘Hold’ on Suzalon.

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India’s leading renewable energy company Suzlon Energy has shared new information about its order book. The company’s order book is currently stable at 5,622 MW (MW), while it was 5,523 MW by 28 January 2025. However, in the meantime some orders have been canceled and some have been cut in size, but due to getting new orders, the company’s order book has also recorded a slight increase.

How is the company’s economic performance?

Suzlon Energy recently released the results of the October-December 2024 quarter, according to which the company’s net worth is Rs 5,000 crore. At the same time, the company’s market capitalization has reached the level of Rs 77,250.20 crore, which makes it one of the leading renewable energy players of India.

Change in order book

The company said that many orders have been canceled in the last few months, while some have been cut in size. The company said that Vibrant Energy has been ordered 99 MW. Actually, this order received on 17 May 2023 will no longer be extended. At the same time, the 201.6 MW order of O2 Power (Teq Green Power XI) has come down to 100.8 MW. At the same time, now Solalite Power Pvt. Ltd. Will be completed in the name of Another order of 100.8 MW has also been canceled. However, despite this, the company’s order book has increased a 99 MW net increase due to the new order.

Strong monthly returns amid decline

On March 28, Suzlon’s shares fell 0.61 per cent to close at Rs 56.66 on the NSE. However, in March, the company’s shares gained 10.33 per cent, which led to the profit of Rs 5.29 per share to investors. Now investors will look at the shares of Suzlon when the market opens on April 1, because the impact of the order book update can be seen on the share prices.

What do experts say

Market experts believe that the stability in the order book of Suzlon Energy is a positive sign, but the incidents of cancellation of order remain a matter of concern for investors. Experts believe that Suzlon’s order book is strong, but the company will have to pay attention to acquiring new projects to ensure growth in future.

What will happen next?

Suzlon Energy has announced that it aims to get new orders of more than 1,500 mW in 2025–26. At the same time, the company is increasing focus on wind energy and hybrid projects, which is expected to strengthen its revenue stream.

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