Archive · 18 Dec 2025
Suzlon Energy Faces First Annual Drop in 5 Years
Suzlon Energy, a favorite among retail investors, is having a tough year in 2025.
Its stock is down 17% so far, which would be its first annual drop since 2019.
This is because investors are now preferring larger companies, and Suzlon is facing some problems like slower sales and fewer new orders.
Even though the company's management is optimistic about future growth, especially in wind energy, the stock has not recovered yet.
Analysts still believe the stock will go up in the long term, with targets ranging from ₹74 to ₹82.
Despite the recent drop, Suzlon's stock has performed very well over the past three and five years, with gains of 381% and 1,025% respectively.
Retail investors own more than half of the company's shares.
Suzlon Energy's stock is down 17% in 2025, on track for its first annual drop since 2019.
The decline is due to a shift in investor preference towards large-cap stocks and company-specific issues.
Multiple concerns, including a slowdown in installations and tepid new order inflows, have dragged the stock down.
Brokerages remain bullish, with target prices ranging from ₹74 to ₹82, citing strong execution and rising wind demand.
Despite the recent drop, Suzlon's stock has seen significant long-term gains, with 381% returns over the last three years and 1,025% over the last five years.
- Who
- Suzlon Energy, retail investors, brokerages (Anand Rathi, ICICI Securities, Motilal Oswal Financial Services)
- What
- First annual drop in stock price since 2019
- When
- 2025
- Where
- India
- Why
- Shift in investor preference, company-specific issues, slowdown in installations, tepid new order inflows
- Current Share Price
- ₹52
- Year-to-Date Decline
- 17%
- Retail Investors' Stake
- 55.4%
- FIIs' Stake
- 22.7%
- Promoters' Stake
- 11.7%
- DIIs' Stake
- 10.1%
- 3-Year Returns
- 381%
- 5-Year Returns
- 1,025%