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 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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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 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 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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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 block deal: The promoters of Suzalon Energy, a large company in the Renewable Energy Sector, are preparing to sell 20 crore shares through the block deal. With this, their goal is to raise around Rs 1,300 crore. The deal is expected to be in the block deal window. In this, about 2 percent will be sold at a low price from the company’s stock market price. Please tell that the block deal means the business of large amounts of shares. It is also known as bulk deal. The company will use these money to strengthen its financial situation and accelerate many development plans.

Company results in March quarter

Talking about the results of the March quarter, the company’s sales have increased by 73.2 percent to Rs 3,773.5 crore from the same quarter of last year. Whereas for the whole year i.e. for FY 2024-25, the revenue of Suzlon Energy increased by 67 percent to Rs 10,851 crore.

At the same time, EBITDA has also increased by 99 percent to 677 crores in the previous year’s Rs 340 crore. The Ebitda margin also increased by more than 200 basis points to 17.94 percent, which was 15.62 % in the same quarter last year. The company’s net profit has increased from Rs 254 crore to Rs 1,182 crore. This profit also includes tax benefit of Rs 600 crore.

This is how production in March quarter

The company produced 573 MW in the March quarter, which was 273 MW in the same quarter last year and 447 MW in the December quarter. On Friday (June 6), Suzlon Energy Limited’s shares closed at Rs 66.74 with a gain of 0.050 or 0.075 %.

Renewable Energy Solutions Provider company Suzalon Wind Turbine Generates (WTG), provides maintenance service and implementing projects. The company has more than 111 wind farms with a capacity of 13,880 MW. The company has established more than 20 GW wind energy in 17 countries.

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Promoters of Suzlon Energy are preparing to raise a big fund. According to media reports, the promoters of the company can raise up to 1,300 crore through block deals. For this, they are planning to sell 200 million shares, which will be 1.4 per cent of the company’s total equity and about 11 per cent of their stake.

Promoters had 13.25 percent stake as of March 2025

According to the NDTV Profit report, the promoters stake in Suzlon Energy by March 2025 to 13.25 per cent. Now if this block deal is done, then their stake will be reduced further. It is being told that these deals will be done on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) at a discount of about 2 percent from the last closing price of Suzlon.

Suzlon did not confirm any

On Friday, Suzlon’s shares rose a slight 0.28 per cent and closed at Rs 66.96 at NSE. While the Nifty 50 gained 1 percent. Although Suzlon’s shares have fallen by 7.5 per cent in the last five trading sessions, but if we look at the figures of the whole month, the company’s shares have gone up 22.4 per cent. Despite this, the company has not yet given any official statement or clarification about these media reports.

Preparation for selling even after strong results

In the quarter ended March 2025, Suzlon recorded a sales of Rs 3,790 crore and a net profit of Rs 1,181 crore. Even after these strong results, the plan to reduce the stake by promoters is raising questions among investors.

Shares expected 14 percent rise

According to Bloomberg’s data, 6 of the 8 analysts tracking Suzlon have given it a “buy” rating, while 2 have advised “Hold”. Market analysts believe that Suzlon shares may rise by about 14.1 percent in the coming 12 months.

Should investors worry?

Selling stake by promoters is usually considered a negative signal, but if this step is being taken for debt reducing or strategic expansion, it can also be a chance for investors. Investors will have to be cautious till the official confirmation comes from the company.

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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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