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: 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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Suzlon energy stock: The shares of the energy sector company Suzalon Energy saw a strong rise after the quarterly results and its adjusted net profit jumped 5 times to Rs 1,181 crore. After the company’s quarterly results, it jumped up to 14 per cent on Friday. After the market closure on Thursday, this energy company said that due to its increase in its revision, there has been such a boom in growth.

The price target of this company has now been increased to Rs 83. On Thursday, Suzlon Energy shares closed at a price of Rs 65. That is, there can be a direct benefit of 28 percent on investment in its stock. Brokerage firm Motilal Oswal has also advised to purchase its stock.

Motilal Oswal advised Bye

He said that for the Energy Company Financial Year 2025-26, there has been a minimum increase of 60 percent of the annual increase in revision, delivery, profit and Ebitda. The firm says that this guidance is according to the market estimate and also expresses trust on this sector of management.

If you talk about its share, then it has given tremendous returns. In five years, 2700 percent in this stock, 581.35 percent in 2 years and in 1 year this stock has given 60 percent return. While the stock of Suzlon Energy Stock has jumped 15.40 percent during the last 6 months, while in three months it has gone up 46.16 percent. If we talk about one month, then it has jumped up to thirty percent.

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