Suzlon Share Price News: 5 Reasons Behind Motilal Oswal's Bullish ₹82 Target

Shares of Suzlon Energy are trading at around ₹65.06 on the exchanges, and the company is in a prime position to continue future expansion, making it a strong renewable energy company. The stock of Suzlon Energy has achieved long-term performance with remarkable stock price improvement over the years.

The company has a market cap of ₹89,644 crore, and provided revenue of ₹10,890 crore from which they reported a profit of ₹2,072 crore. Net profit for Suzlon Energy increased by 365.22 % to Rs 1182.22 crore in the quarter that ended on March 2025 as against Rs 254.12 crore during the previous quarter that ended on March 2024.

About Suzlon Share Price Target 2025

A number of leading investment firms are very optimistic about Suzlon Energy's prospects. Motilal Oswal maintained a positive perspective with a 'Buy' rating and a target price of ₹82 per share. Just a few days earlier, Anand Rathi had also targeted a similar ₹81 per share price, as it reinitiated coverage with a 'Buy' rating.

8 analysts suggested a target price of ₹76.25 for Suzlon's stocks, which demonstrates an upside of 18.55% above the current price. This indicates that the experts have a positive opinion on a future potential appreciation of the stock.

5 Reasons Behind Motilal Oswal's Bullish

Motilal Oswal's positive outlook on Suzlon Energy is based on several strong factors that make the company attractive for investors:

1. Suzlon will benefit from the forthcoming RLMM local content draft notification that we expect will come into effect in Q2FY26. The Revised List of Models and Manufacturers notification will impose local content requirements on certain wind turbine parts, enabling Indian companies like Suzlon to compete more with globally. 

2. Suzlon has an excellent order book ahead of it. We expect contracts to be awarded by NTPC for about 1.5 GW of orders soon. Suzlon is assessed to be a strong contender which will add meaningful business to its order book.

3. The ISTS waiver will be gradually phased out for wind energy across the next four years. This regulatory initiative will proliferate more opportunities for wind energy companies as wind power will be able to compete on the same level in the Indian market.

4. The share of EPC projects in Suzlon's order book is gradually increasing. We assess that the EPC project share will increase from about 20% to about 50% in the medium term. This will provide enhanced visibility on execution and profit margins.

5. The tax rate is expected to kick in starting in the second half of FY27, we believe Suzlon will resort to debt to a greater extent in this same timeframe, primarily for working capital purposes. This will enhance its balance sheet efficiency and continue to provide returns on equity for shareholders.

Why Experts Are Positive About Suzlon Energy

The renewable energy company is improving its business. Suzlon has reduced debt from over ₹12,000 crore in 2019 to ₹1,254 crore in Financial Year (FY) 2025 so it can ease interest costs and boost income.

The company had an order book of 5.6 GW as of March, which is its highest ever. The company has lots of work ahead of it, which gives investors confidence that the company is likely to continue to grow and make profits.

Recent Financial Performance

As per the Q4 results of the fiscal year 2025, the company reported a +73% increase in revenue and a +94% increase in EBITDA. This data indicates that Suzlon is growing rapidly and becoming more viable as a business.

The company is also receiving strong backing from institutional investors. Approximately a month ago, large investment companies, including Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley purchased shares worth ₹1,309 crore in Suzlon Energy. We believe it shows their belief in the company going forward.

Stock Price History and Trends

Suzlon Energy share price in the past 1-year return was 19.93%. The stock has been a strong performer over longer periods, with gains of 277% over the past two years and over 1,200% in the last five years. This makes it one of the best-performing stocks in the renewable energy sector.

Key Technical Levels:

• 52-Week High : ₹86.04 - This represents the highest price the stock reached in the past year

• 52-Week Low : ₹46.15 - The lowest point the stock touched during the same period

• Support Level : ₹61.00 - According to technical analysts, this is a strong support level where the stock finds buying interest

• Resistance Level : ₹67.52 - This level acts as a barrier where the stock faces selling pressure and struggles to move higher

Future Outlook for Suzlon Energy

India's renewable energy sector is set to grow rapidly considering the way the government is prioritising clean energy. Suzlon Energy is one of the top wind turbine manufacturers in India and is in a good position to capture rapidly growing demand. 

The company is also diversifying into additional service lines, including developing more solar energy projects, and expanding engineering services. This will help reduce risk and will create additional opportunities for growth.

Key Factors to Watch

Suzlon's future performance will be determined by numerous key factors. For example, government renewable energy policies, new project announcements and the company's ability to further reduce debt. All significant factors going to effect Suzlon's future.

The company's growth through order book growth and winning new contracts are both important if it is to continue its growth journey. Based on a strong order book, the company appears to be set up for growth.

Investment Considerations

Promoter holding is at 13.2% and this should indicate that the founders still have some level of confidence in the business.

The stock is trading at 14.6 times book value, which is something to consider when investors are deciding on the shares and what they are willing to pay.

The company is achieving good profits but, as it stands today, is simply not returning the profits as dividends to shareholders. The company still reinvesting all profits for growth.

Conclusion

Suzlon Energy seems to be nicely positioned with improved finances, a growing order book, and analyst ratings in a positive trend. With good growth potential in the renewable energy space, Suzlon Energy makes for an intriguing investment option for investors focused on clean energy stocks in India.

However, like any investment, owning shares in Suzlon Energy will include potential risks. The renewable energy sector can see impacts from government policy changes, economic conditions, and competition. Investors should perform their own due diligence and consider their own tolerance for risk when making their investment decisions.

Current analyst targets reflect very good potential, but past performance is not indicative of future results. As always, speak to a professional financial advisor when making investment decisions.

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