Market Performance
Suzlon Energy's share price has risen by 14% in March 2025, marking a recovery from a five-month downward trend. Despite this increase, the stock remains 34% below its 52-week high. On March 19, Suzlon Energy's stock opened at ₹55.47 per share on the BSE, reaching an intraday high of ₹57.13 and a low of ₹55.35.
Industry Developments and Company Growth
The company has expanded its order book to 5.9GW, reflecting a positive response from the market. Suzlon has been enhancing the production capabilities of its 3MW wind turbine generator (WTG). The manufacturing facility in Daman has undergone significant improvements, including:
- The factory floor area is expanded by converting a warehouse into a new hub assembly shop.
- Enhancement of EOT crane capacity in assembly shops and loading zones.
- Increase in production capacity from three to four nacelles per day.
- Growth in total manufacturing capacity from 3.15GW to 4.5GW, combining operations in Daman and Pondicherry.
Summary
Suzlon Energy's share price recovered in March 2025 after five months of decline. The company's expanding order book and enhanced manufacturing capacity contribute to its long-term operational growth. While stock movements reflect changing market trends, Suzlon continues strengthening its production capabilities in the renewable energy sector.
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