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Suzalon Energy’s FY 2025-26’s first quarter (April-June) increased by 7.28% to ₹ 324 crore on an annual basis (YOY). The company’s consolidated net profit was ₹ 302 crore in the same quarter of a year ago.
Consolidated revenue i.e. income increased by 55% on an annual basis due to the operation of Suzlon Energy. Revenue from the operation in the first quarter was ₹ 3,117 crore. Revenue was ₹ 2,016 crore in the same quarter of a year ago.
Result and other big things related to the company
- Ebitda increased by 62% to ₹ 599 crore (Yoy), which was ₹ 370 crore last year.
- The Ebitda margin was 19.2% in the first quarter, which was 18.4% last year.
- The company delivered the highest 444 MW in the first quarter so far.
- Wind Turbine Generator (WTG) Business performed well with better margin.
- The order book reached 5.7 GW, which is the highest ever.
- The last 10 quarters have seen continuous growth in the order book.
- As of 30 June 2025, the company’s net cash position was ₹ 1,620 crore.
- The balance sheet strengthened with adequate working capital, leading to a growth of 62% in delivery.
- The Group Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of the company was given by Himanshu Modi, which will be effective from 31 August.
Suzlon’s share gives 21% return in 6 months
After the result, Suzlon Energy’s stock fell 0.16% to close at ₹ 63.22 today. The company’s stock has fallen by 21% in the last one year. At the same time, the stock has risen 21% in the last 6 months. The company’s market cap is 86.23 thousand crore rupees.
What is standalone and consolidated?
Companies’ results come in two parts- Standalone and Consolidated. Financial performance of only one unit is shown in standalone. Whereas, the entire company reports are given in the consolidated or consolidated financial report.
Suzlon Energy was established in 1995
Suzlon Energy was established in 1995. The company provides technology and energy solutions in 17 countries around the world. Six continents run more than 13,000 wind turbines of Suzlon Energy.
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