Suzlon Energy Ltd 3.86% intraday fall to ₹40.38.

Suzlon unveiled “Suzlon 2.0” with a target of 10 GW annual wind-turbine sales by FY31, alongside a ₹550 crore investment plan that lifted shares about 5% on October 12; Motilal Oswal called the valuation attractive, while the stock had gained 12% over four straight sessions before today’s pullback. In Q1 FY27, Suzlon reported revenue of ₹3,819.36 crore (up 22.5% YoY) and deliveries of 506 MW (up 14% YoY), but net profit fell to ₹305.22 crore from ₹324.32 crore, and EBITDA margin narrowed to 15.6% from 19.2%, with management citing strategic investments, segment-mix changes and geopolitical logistics disruptions. The company’s order book stood at about 6.1 GW, with PSUs and C&I customers accounting for 84%, and it secured its maiden 200 MW wind-turbine order from Ayana Renewable Power. On the market side, shares opened lower at ₹41.58 and hit an intraday low of ₹40.83 on October 19, closing at ₹40.38 (down 3.86%); analysts see limited downside in the ₹38–40 band, with Anand Rathi citing a ₹46 target and ₹38 stop-loss. The company also filed a rumour-verification disclosure under Regulation 30(11) on October 13.