Suzlon Energy shares are falling! How long until recovery?

Suzlon Energy's stock has temporarily let investors down. With losses of 16.82% so far this year, Suzlon Energy's stock appears destined to end 2025 on a bad note. In a year, the stock has dropped 27%. In three months and one month, the multibagger stock saw losses of 17.56% and 4.77%, respectively. On the other hand, the renewable energy stock has produced multibagger returns of 1950% in five years and 698% in three.

On the BSE, the debt-free multibagger stock closed 0.11% higher at Rs 54.35. The market value of Suzlon Energy was Rs 74,505 crore. 37.42 lakh shares of the green energy stock were traded on the BSE today, generating a turnover of Rs 20.24 crore. The stock of Suzlon Energy is currently trading below the moving averages for the last five, ten, twenty, thirty, fifty, one hundred, one hundred and fifty, and two hundred days.

Due to execution issues, JM Financial has lowered its price target by 15% from the prior one. The brokerage lowered the goal from Rs 78 per share to Rs 66. The new target is still 22% above the prior close, though. Without scalable diversification, the brokerage thinks Suzlon Energy will probably have trouble sustaining the growth momentum from FY28.

However, Suzlon Energy was listed as one of the best Diwali 2025 stock ideas by Geojit Financial Services. According to the brokerage, there is potential for multi-year growth due to a strong earnings outlook, margin expansion, and strong order book visibility. According to the brokerage, Suzlon had a 5.7 GW exit order book at the end of the June quarter, which provided clear revenue visibility for the following three years.

Both topline and profitability growth are anticipated as a result of the renewable energy solution provider's strong execution pace and growing utilization in its wind turbine generator (WTG), forging, and foundry segments.

With a 117 basis point (bps) increase in margin and better asset turnover, Geojit projects Suzlon's revenue to grow at a 42 percent CAGR and its earnings to grow at a 43 percent CAGR over FY25–27. By FY27, the company's return on equity (ROE) is anticipated to increase to 27.1%, highlighting its increasing profitability and efficiency.

One supplier of renewable energy is Suzlon Energy. The business manufactures wind turbines. It provides a variety of solar energy solutions, including supply chain management, infrastructure and power evacuation, land acquisition and approvals, solar irradiance assessment, installation and commissioning, and asset life cycle management.

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