Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Suzlon share price targets cut post Q1 results
Suzlon Energy, a company that makes wind turbines, recently reported its first-quarter results.
After seeing these results, several analysts changed their predictions for the company's stock price.
Some analysts still think the stock is a good buy, but with lower price targets.
Others think investors should hold onto their shares instead of buying more.
The company's profits were lower than expected because of problems with supplies and higher costs.
However, some analysts believe the company will do better in the future as it recovers from these issues and focuses on more profitable parts of its business.
The company is also expected to benefit from India's growing wind energy sector and favorable government policies.
Suzlon's Q1 Ebitda margin fell due to higher EPC revenue mix and supply chain disruptions.
Analysts cut share price targets, with the lowest at Rs 51 and highest at Rs 74.
Some analysts maintain 'Buy' ratings, while others suggest 'Hold'.
Margins expected to improve with recovery in deliveries and high-margin O&M business.
Suzlon benefits from India's accelerating wind energy cycle and favorable policies.
- Who
- Suzlon Energy, Analysts (UBS, Investec, Ambit Capital, Axis Capital, Nuvama, Centrum Broking)
- What
- Share price targets cut post Q1 results
- When
- Post Q1 results
- Where
- India
- Why
- Due to temporary logistic disruptions, strategic investments, and change of scope and segment mix
Optimistic Analysts
Pessimistic Analysts
Stock Rating
Optimistic Analysts
Maintain 'Buy' ratings with adjusted targets
Pessimistic Analysts
Suggest 'Hold' with significantly lower targets
Future Margins
Optimistic Analysts
Expect margins to improve with recovery in deliveries and better operating leverage
Pessimistic Analysts
Cut EPS estimates due to margin tweaks and higher costs
- Current Share Price
- Not explicitly stated
- Lowest Target
- Rs 51 (Nuvama)
- Highest Target
- Rs 74 (Centrum Broking)
- Q1 Ebitda Margin
- Fell due to higher EPC revenue mix and supply chain disruptions
- Expected Margin Improvement
- Recovery in deferred deliveries and high-margin O&M business
- Additional DTA Creation
- Rs 3,000–3,500 crore on past losses
- Stock Trading Multiple
- 26 times FY28E EPS