Suzlon Energy Soars on Securing 100.8 MW Wind Energy Project from Sunsure Energy
Mumbai, April 17, 2025 โ Shares of Suzlon Energy surged nearly 2% in early trade on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) after the renewable energy giant announced it had secured a 100.8 megawatt (MW) wind power EPC order from Sunsure Energy. The stock was trading at โน55.41, up by โน1.07 or 1.97% from the previous close of โน54.34.
Suzlon to Supply 48 High-Tech Wind Turbines
The project will be executed in Jath, Maharashtra, marking Sunsure Energyโs maiden entry into the wind energy segment. Under the agreement, Suzlon will supply 48 units of its S120 wind turbine generators (WTGs), each with a rated capacity of 2.1 MW, mounted on Hybrid Lattice Towers (HLT).
Suzlon will oversee the complete turnkey execution of the project, including:
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Wind turbine supply and installation
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Erection and commissioning
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Post-commissioning operations and maintenance services
This order underscores Sunsure Energyโs commitment to offering Round-The-Clock (RTC) renewable energy solutions to its customers in Maharashtra.
Market Reaction and Trading Snapshot
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Opening Price: โน54.38
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Dayโs High: โน55.71
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Dayโs Low: โน54.00
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Volume Traded: Over 7.4 million shares
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Market Cap: โน75,641.24 crore
The stock has been showing positive momentum, with a one-week high of โน55.71 and a low of โน52.18. Suzlon hit its 52-week high of โน86.04 in September 2024 and a 52-week low of โน37.95 in May 2024.
Strategic Significance
This wind energy project strengthens Suzlonโs dominance in Indiaโs wind energy sectorโthe fifth largest wind energy market globally. As the flagship company of the Suzlon Group, the firm continues to lead the clean energy transition by deploying advanced wind turbine technology and turnkey renewable solutions.
The project win is also expected to boost Suzlonโs order book and reinforce its position in the competitive EPC wind market, especially as industrial and commercial energy consumers seek RTC renewable energy solutions.
Shareholding Snapshot
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Promoter Holding: 13.25%
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Institutional Holding: 31.76%
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Non-Institutional Holding: 54.99%