Suzlon Shares Hit 9-Month Low

Suzlon Energy's shares have been falling for three days in a row and reached a nine-month low of ₹47.

This is the second time in less than a year that the stock is going down for three months in a row.

Even though the company has good long-term plans, there are some short-term problems.

These problems include other types of energy like solar taking away some of Suzlon's business, and it's getting harder to compete.

But a company called Motilal Oswal still thinks Suzlon's shares will go up by 54% and has set a target price of ₹74.

They believe big companies and the government will need more wind energy in the future, which could help Suzlon grow.

The stock is currently much lower than its highest prices last year.