New Delhi: Suzlon Energy’s shares jumped to a 6 month high after its Q4 net profit rose 5 times to Rs.1,181 crore, a stellar 365% rise from the same period last year. Revenues rose 67% to Rs.10,851 crore with a 103% YoY increase in PBT to Rs.1,447 crore, its highest PBT in the decade.
In a press release, the company said it has added 10 new production lines for its S144-3.X MW series and completed the production expansion plans for its Daman and Pondicherry facilities. With its record 573 MW of deliveries in Q4, the company ended the financial year with a total of 1.55 GW in deliveries.
Suzlon’s S144 wind turbine remains central to its success, accounting for more than 91% of its order books. This turbine has been optimised for Indian conditions, ensuring efficient grid integration and high energy output. The S144 (3X MW) turbine also has the lowest carbon footprint of 6.16 gCO2/kWh.
Suzlon has reported its Best Year in a Decade in the Q4 FY25 and Annual results, recording the highest-ever order book, highest profitability in the last ten years, and increased deliveries. With a solid financial discipline, Suzlon has closed the year with a sharp operational… pic.twitter.com/ReSKP2xHlu
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“FY25’s performance sets the stage for Suzlon’s next phase of strategic evolution and market leadership. Achieving our highest profitability in a decade, strong cash reserves, and a record order book are the direct outcomes of our disciplined business transformation and sharp operational focus. India has also crossed a significant milestone by surpassing 50 GW of installed wind power capacity – a journey in which Suzlon has played a leading role. As we advance towards the 100 GW target by 2030, India will most certainly shape the global narrative on clean energy leadership and climate action.”, Girish Tanti, Vice Chairman of Suzlon Group, said.
JP Chalasani, Chief Executive Officer, Suzlon Group, added, “This year, we completed Suzlon’s ramp-up phase, which is clearly reflected in the sharp increase in our deliveries. With our highest-ever firm order book of 5.6 GW, we have long-term visibility and the capacity to scale and support future growth. These efforts have built a solid foundation to meet India’s rising need for clean, reliable, and locally made wind energy. Our continued focus on safety, quality, ESG, and customer satisfaction will guide us, as we step into the next phase of India’s energy journey.”
As on 10.45AM on May 30, Suzlon’s shares were trading at Rs.72.01 per share, even as analysts cheer the rebound in the wind energy sector after lagging behind solar energy for quite some time.
