Suzlon Energy Share Price Falls 4.5% Below ₹70 as Investors Book Profits After Strong Q4 FY25 Earnings

On June 3, Suzlon Energy share price fell by 4.5% to ₹68 during intraday trading, slipping below the ₹70 mark. This marks the second day in a row the stock has seen losses. The decline is mainly due to profit booking by investors following a strong rally in May after the company posted impressive March quarter results. On May 30, the stock had touched a 6-month high of ₹74.30 per share, the day after announcing its Q4 earnings.

Strong May Rally Driven by Suzlon Q4 FY25 Earnings Results

The rally in Suzlon’s stock was sparked by a massive 365% year-on-year jump in its consolidated net profit for Q4FY25. The performance attracted strong investor interest, resulting in the stock gaining 27% in May alone—its best monthly performance since July 2024, when it had delivered a return of 31.25%. The Q4 results not only impressed the market but also brought positive attention to the company’s first-ever guidance for FY26.

The company has a record order book of 5.6 GW at the end of FY25, with its S144 wind turbine platform alone contributing over 5 GW—cementing its leadership in India’s wind energy space. This strong order book reflects robust demand for its products and services going forward.

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Improved Margins and Expanding Manufacturing

Suzlon’s Wind Turbine Generator (WTG) business saw a significant improvement in margins. The contribution margin expanded to 23%, rising by 360 basis points, helped by the company's 4.5 GW manufacturing capacity. The company also made major strides in expanding its production capabilities during FY25. It added 10 new production lines for the S144–3.X MW wind turbines and completed nacelle expansions at its Daman and Pondicherry plants.

Supporting India’s Green Energy Mission

Suzlon has committed to investing further in building a strong domestic manufacturing and supply chain ecosystem. These efforts align with India’s renewable energy goals, particularly the target of achieving 500 GW of capacity from non-fossil fuel sources. By strengthening its capabilities, Suzlon aims to play a key role in this energy transition.

Operations & Maintenance Business Driving Growth

Suzlon’s Operations and Maintenance Services (OMS) segment remains a vital part of its business strategy. It currently manages 15 GW of installed wind capacity across India, covering over $10 billion worth of renewable energy assets under management. This service-led model helps the company maintain consistent revenue streams and deepen its market footprint.

Suzlon Share Price Performance

As of June 3, 2025, Suzlon Energy share price is trading at ₹68.42 per share. The stock has declined by 3.89% today. Over the past 5 days, it has gained 3.31%, while in the past month, it has risen by 20.20%. Over the last 1 year, the stock is up by 36.84%, and in the past 5 years, it has surged an impressive 1,967.07%.

Conclusion

Suzlon Energy's recent stock decline is largely driven by profit booking after a sharp rally, not by any change in business fundamentals. With a record-high order book, expanding capacity, improving margins, and continued investments in domestic infrastructure, the company is well-positioned to support India’s clean energy goals. 

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