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Suzlon Energy: Nuvama Sees Rs 60 Target Amidst Order Boom

9 Dec, 2025

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Summary

  • Nuvama initiates BUY rating, targets Rs 60 per share for Suzlon.
  • Wind installation in India projected to reach 10 GW by FY28.
  • Suzlon's pending orders and expanded capacity ensure future growth.
Suzlon Energy: Nuvama Sees Rs 60 Target Amidst Order Boom

Brokerage house Nuvama has upgraded Suzlon Energy shares to a BUY rating, projecting a potential rise to Rs 60 per share. This positive outlook stems from the company's robust order book and expansion plans, despite a slight reduction in the target price from Rs 66. Nuvama's analysis, following a visit to Suzlon's Puducherry plant, forecasts significant growth in India's wind installation capacity, escalating to 10 GW by FY28.

While a slowdown in tendering is anticipated for the latter half of FY26 and into FY27, Suzlon's existing 17.6 GW order backlog and pending state bids are expected to mitigate its impact. The company is also targeting 2 GW of new order inflows, aiming to maintain a strong order book. Suzlon anticipates full utilization of its expanded 4.5 GW capacity by FY29-30, with demand from data centers and export markets providing additional upside.

Nuvama views the recent stock correction as an opportunity, making valuations more attractive. Foreign institutional investors' stake slightly decreased to 22.70% in the September 2025 quarter, a potential indicator of recent weakness. However, Suzlon's long-term prospects remain strong, supported by India's renewable energy push.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Nuvama has set a target price of Rs 60 per share for Suzlon Energy.
Nuvama upgraded Suzlon Energy due to its large order backlog, expanded manufacturing capacity, and India's projected growth in wind installations.
Future growth drivers include demand from data centers, export markets, and full utilization of its expanded 4.5 GW capacity by FY29-30.

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