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NSE:SUZLON 9 December 2025 - 5 February 2026

Suzlon Energy Q3 results: Profit up 15%, revenue jumps 42% — but shares still slide

Suzlon Energy Q3 results: Profit up 15%, revenue jumps 42% — but shares still slide

Suzlon Energy shares fell nearly 6% to 47.76 rupees on Thursday after Q3 net profit rose 15% year-on-year to 4.45 billion rupees. Revenue from operations jumped 42% to 42.28 billion rupees. The company delivered a record 617 MW in the quarter, with an order book of 6.4 GW as of December 31. Sequential profit dropped 65% from the previous quarter, partly due to a prior deferred tax gain.
Suzlon Energy gets fresh ‘Buy’ call as Systematix targets ₹67; another broker flags ₹74

Suzlon Energy gets fresh ‘Buy’ call as Systematix targets ₹67; another broker flags ₹74

Suzlon Energy shares rose 3.2% to close at ₹46.99 on Jan. 22 after Systematix initiated coverage with a buy rating and a ₹67 target. Motilal Oswal maintained a buy call and raised its target to ₹74, citing improved risk-reward after a 15% FY26 drop. Suzlon holds a 35% share of India’s wind market and reported FY25 revenue up 67% and PAT up 190%.
Most Active Indian Stocks Today (10 December 2025): Vodafone Idea, Yes Bank, Suzlon Lead Heavy Trade on NSE

Most Active Indian Stocks Today (10 December 2025): Vodafone Idea, Yes Bank, Suzlon Lead Heavy Trade on NSE

Sensex and Nifty traded flat midday Wednesday, with Sensex near 84,645 and Nifty at 25,839, after sharp declines earlier in the week. Broader indices slipped, led by weakness in PSU banks, while metal, auto, and realty shares outperformed. Vodafone Idea led NSE volumes with over 450 million shares traded. Foreign investors have sold more than $1 billion this month as the rupee hovers near ₹90.4 per dollar.
Most Active Indian Stocks Today (NSE & BSE), December 9, 2025: Vodafone Idea, Suzlon, Kaynes Tech, Ola Electric Drive a Volatile Market

Most Active Indian Stocks Today (NSE & BSE), December 9, 2025: Vodafone Idea, Suzlon, Kaynes Tech, Ola Electric Drive a Volatile Market

Nifty 50 fell below 25,800 and Sensex dropped over 620 points by mid-morning Tuesday amid broad selling, weak global cues, and a sliding rupee. FIIs sold up to ₹660 crore in equities the previous day, while domestic institutions bought over ₹2,540 crore. Vodafone Idea, YES Bank, Suzlon Energy, Ola Electric, and JP Power led NSE trading volumes. Markets eyed US Fed signals and new US tariff threats on Indian rice.
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