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Suzlon Energy Surges on FII Stake Increase
16 Apr
Summary
- Suzlon Energy shares rose 6% to an intraday high of ₹48.45.
- Foreign investors increased stake to 23.8% in March quarter.
- Analysts recommend 'Buy' with a target price of ₹55.

Suzlon Energy's stock experienced a notable increase, trading 5% higher at ₹48.23 on the NSE as of 10:30 am, following a 6% rise to an intraday peak of ₹48.45. This surge was primarily driven by news that foreign institutional investors (FIIs) expanded their holdings in the renewable energy company.
In the March quarter, FIIs raised their stake to 23.8%, up from 22.8% in the previous quarter. Mutual funds also saw a slight increase in their stake, reaching 4.87%. This heightened investor confidence comes at a time when FIIs are generally selling Indian equities.
Analysts express a positive long-term view on Suzlon Energy, with one expert recommending a 'Buy' and setting a target price of ₹55. The government's emphasis on renewable energy is seen as a significant advantage for companies like Suzlon. However, the effective execution of the company's existing order book is considered crucial for future earnings and stock performance.