Mumbai News, 27 February 2026: Shares of Suzlon Energy Limited (NSE: SUZLON), a leading Indian company in the renewable energy sector, saw a slight dip this morning. At 9:21 IST on the NSE, the shares were trading at ₹43.14, down ₹0.13 (0.30%) from Thursday’s closing price of ₹43.27.
NSE live updates (27 February 2026, 9:21 AM IST):
- Last traded price (LTP): ₹43.14
- Change: -₹0.13 (-0.30%)
- Open: ₹43.27
- High: ₹43.30
- Low: ₹42.91
- Previous close: ₹43.27
- Volume: 27.53 lakh shares
- Traded value: ₹11.86 crore
- VWAP: ₹43.07
- 52-week high: ₹74.30 (30 May 2025)
- 52-week low: ₹42.60 (25 February 2026)
On Thursday, the last trade on BSE was at ₹43.27 (0.16% increase). This morning, a similar trend is seen on BSE as well, with volume and price nearly matching NSE. The market is open, with an upper circuit of ₹47.59 and a lower circuit of ₹38.95. So far, the stock’s daily volatility has been 2.37% and its annual volatility 45.28%.
On Thursday (26 February) the share closed at ₹43.27 on the NSE, up by +0.09 (+0.21%). The intraday range was ₹42.87 to ₹43.90. The total volume was around 4.98 crore shares, with a total traded value of ₹215 crore. So far this year, the share has dropped by about 18-20%, in the past six months by 24-25% and in the past year by around 17-21%. It is currently down about 42% from the 52-week high of ₹74.30.
Dalal Street analysts and brokerage firm opinions:
Overall sentiment on Dalal Street about Suzlon Energy Limited is positive. According to 11 leading analysts, 91% give a ‘Buy’ or ‘Strong Buy’ rating, with only 9% giving a ‘Hold’. The average 12-month target price ranges from ₹65.45 to ₹72.50, indicating a potential increase of 50% to 68% from current prices.
- Motilal Oswal: ‘Buy’ rating, target ₹74 (updated in January 2026).
- ICICI Securities: ‘Buy’, target ₹76.
- Anand Rathi: ‘Buy’, target ₹82 (highest).
- Nuvama Institutional: ‘Buy’, target ₹55 (reduced).
- JM Financial: ‘Buy’, target ₹64.
- Systematix: ‘Buy’, target ₹67 (coverage started in January 2026).
Analysts’ main points: the company has a strong order book, 42% revenue growth and 45% profit growth in Q3 FY26, benefits from the government’s ‘Make in India’ policy, and expansion into solar and BESS beyond wind energy. Some brokerages have said that after the recent 15-25% rally, the risk-reward looks attractive. However, some chartists have advised ‘sell on rally’ due to technical weakness.
Other important news about Suzlon Energy Limited
On 24 February 2026, the company announced a major leadership change. Ajay Kapoor (former MD of Ambuja Cements) was appointed as the group CEO. The company established the Group Executive Council (GEC), promoting J P Chalsani. These changes are part of the ‘Suzlon 2.0’ vision, which will transform the company from just a wind turbine supplier to a full renewable energy solutions provider (solar, battery energy storage systems – BESS, emerging tech). These changes are aimed at long-term growth and global expansion.
In the Q3 FY26 (December 2025) results, the company showed strong performance
- Revenue: ₹4,236 crore (42% YoY growth)
- Net profit: ₹445 crore (15% YoY growth, some reports up to 45%)
- EPS: ₹0.33
Recently received orders:
248.5 MW wind order from Arcelor Mittal (for Gujarat hybrid projects), other 306 MW orders. Suzlon has 4.5 GW installed capacity in Gujarat.
The company’s promoter holding is currently low (11.7%), with institutional investors and public shareholders having a large share. The market cap is currently around ₹58,800 to ₹59,100 crore. P/E ratio is 18.2, book value ₹5.78.
Conclusion:
Despite the current downturn, Suzlon’s fundamentals are strong. With India’s clean energy transition, government policies and the company’s expansion plan, the long-term outlook is positive. However, in the short term, considering market volatility and recent recovery, investors should make decisions based on their own risk profile. Most brokerages are advising ‘Buy on dips’.
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