Suzlon created history
Suzlon Energy Q2 Results: Tuesday brought a big news in the world of India’s renewable energy. Suzlon Energy, the country’s leader in wind energy solutions, announced its results for the second quarter of the current financial year (FY26), and these figures are better than any expectation. The company has recorded its biggest quarterly profit in 30 years. Suzlon’s consolidated net profit (PAT) has reached Rs 1,279 crore, a huge jump of 538% compared to the same quarter last year. The most important thing is that no exceptional items have been included in this figure.
Bumper jump in earnings, treasury also strengthened
The biggest reason for this excellent profit is the rapid pace of work of the company. The company’s revenue from operations also increased by 85% to Rs 3,866 crore during the quarter. According to the company, this growth is due to strong performance in the Wind Turbine Generator (WTG) segment and most importantly, higher deliveries.
Not only the profit, but the operating power (EBITDA) of the company also increased by 145% to Rs 721 crore. However, there is another big technical reason behind this record-breaking jump in net profit (PAT). The company has recognized ‘Incremental Deferred Tax Assets’ worth Rs 717 crore in this quarter. In simple words, it is a huge discount on future tax payments, which on paper increases the profits manifold.
Suzlon order book full
Suzlon This success is not limited to financial figures only. The company has also hoisted the flag in its core business. Suzlon delivered a record 565 MW in India in Q2, which is the company’s best performance in any second quarter so far.
Not only this, the company’s hands are full with orders. Suzlon’s total orderbook has crossed the massive mark of 6.2 gigawatt (GW). Of these, orders of more than 2 GW have been received only in the first six months of the current financial year (H1FY26). As of September 30, 2025, the company had net cash of Rs 1,480 crore, indicating its strong financial position. The company has further strengthened its position as India’s largest domestic wind producer with a capacity of 4.5 GW.
Will Suzlon lead India’s green energy?
These results have come at a time when India is shifting focus from coal to green sources for its energy needs. Suzlon has highlighted a very strong domestic demand for the future. India aims to achieve 122 gigawatt (GW) wind power capacity by FY32.
This demand is coming from new projects like Hybrid, RTC (24 hours electricity) and FDRE (electricity as per requirement). Additionally, the commercial and industrial (C&I) segment alone is expected to require 100 GW of renewable energy by 2030. This year, more than 6.6 GW is expected to be installed in this sector. All this creates a huge market for companies like Suzlon.
Meanwhile, Suzlon Group CEO, JP Chalasani expressed happiness over these results. He said, “We are pleased to report our highest-ever Q2 deliveries in India, driving strong performance and profitability. Our orderbook of 6.2 GW reaffirms the strength of our strategy and execution. With a clear focus on our core business, expanded manufacturing capacity and ‘Made in India’ world-class products, we are well positioned for sustained and profitable growth.” Let us tell you that Suzlon’s shares are trading at Rs 60.80, increasing by 2.53% on NSE.