The company continued its turnaround momentum, maintaining operating margins above 10% for four consecutive quarters, a clear sign of improved efficiency and disciplined operations. This consistent margin performance highlights Suzlon’s ability to execute effectively and control costs, reinforcing confidence in its operational strength.
On the financial front, Suzlon posted remarkable year-on-year growth. Revenue for the quarter surged to Rs 3,870 crore, up 84% from the same period last year. Net profit grew even more spectacularly, climbing to Rs 1,280 crore, a staggering 538% increase. These results reflect not only stronger execution but also the success of the company’s ongoing restructuring and cost-control efforts.
Despite these stellar numbers, institutional investors reduced their exposure. Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) trimmed holdings from 23.02% to 22.70%, while mutual funds cut theirs from 5.24% to 4.91% compared to the June quarter. Interestingly, FIIs continue to hold a much larger stake than the promoters: 22.70% versus 11.74% held by promoters. This underscores the stock’s appeal to global investors even amid recent reductions.
The combination of robust financial growth and shifting institutional sentiment sets up a compelling scenario for Suzlon in the coming months. While the strong earnings demonstrate the company’s improving fundamentals, the recent trimming by investors makes its near-term stock performance an interesting story to watch, both in the market and in India’s broader clean-energy sector.
On the technical side, Suzlon’s stock shows some signs of weakness. The 14-day RSI stands at 45.1, placing it in a neutral zone that is neither overbought nor oversold.Moreover, the stock is trading below all eight key simple moving averages, typically a bearish signal. This indicates that despite the strong quarterly results, the stock’s price has yet to fully reflect the company’s improving fundamentals.According to Trendlyne Forecaster, Suzlon Energy Ltd.’s stock has a potential upside of 34.8% from its current market price. Among 10 analysts covering the stock, the consensus rating is a ‘Strong Buy,’ indicating broad confidence in the stock’s near-term growth prospects.
In the calendar year 2025, Suzlon Energy’s share price declined by 12%, dropping from Rs 62 at the start of the year to Rs 55.
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