SUZLON ENERGY LTD.

Suzlon Energy Limited has responded to a Material Price Movement (MPM) observed in its scrip on July 28, 2026. The company stated that it could not identify any specific event or information in the mainstream media that would have caused this price fluctuation. This clarification is provided as per Regulation 30(11) of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, for the information of stakeholders and the public.

Suzlon Energy Ltd has announced changes in its Senior Managerial Personnel (SMP). Mr. Rajendra Mehta has ceased his role as Group Chief Human Resource Officer effective close of business hours on July 28, 2026, due to his decision to move into a consulting role. Concurrently, Ms. Anjali Byce has been appointed as the new Group Chief Human Resource Officer, effective July 29, 2026. Ms. Byce brings approximately 27 years of HR experience across various sectors and has held leadership positions at companies like Tata Motors and Sterlite Technologies.

Suzlon Energy Ltd announced the unaudited financial results for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, on a standalone and consolidated basis. The board also approved the establishment of a wholly-owned subsidiary in Singapore to expand its international wind energy and OMS business. The company's Thirty First Annual General Meeting is scheduled for September 11, 2026. The register of members and share transfer books will be closed from September 5 to September 11, 2026, for the AGM.

Suzlon opened FY27 with a two-speed print: consolidated revenue from operations rose ~22% YoY to ₹3,819 Cr on highest-ever Q1 deliveries of 506 MW (+14% YoY), but profitability went backwards. Net profit fell ~6% YoY to ₹305 Cr (from ₹324 Cr) and PBT dropped 15% YoY to ₹389 Cr, because EBITDA was flat at ₹595 Cr (vs ₹599 Cr a year ago) while depreciation (₹106 Cr vs ₹70 Cr) and net finance cost (₹100 Cr vs ₹70 Cr) climbed. The result: EBITDA margin compressed ~360 bps to 15.6% (from 19.2%) and PAT margin narrowed to 8.0% from ~10.3%. There were no exceptional items this quarter, so the reported decline is the underlying decline — no one-off flatters or drags it. The margin squeeze sits at the operating/contribution line, not below it. Contribution margin fell to 32.1% from 35.1% as EPC scope in the order book rose to 32% (from 22% in Q1 FY26); EPC work carries lower margins than equipment supply. CFO Rahul Jain attributed the flat EBITDA to "temporary logistic disruptions arising from the geopolitical situation, certain strategic investments, and change of scope and segment mix" — an honest framing that the numbers support (WTG contribution margin was 23.4% for the quarter). Against management's own May-2026 guidance of "stable to improving WTG margins" alongside strong FY27 growth, the growth half was delivered but the margin half slipped this quarter. Versus the Street, revenue landed broadly in line — brokerage estimates clustered ₹3,740–3,890 Cr (Zee Business ₹3,890 Cr, Systematix ₹3,740 Cr, Anand Rathi ₹3,555 Cr) — but the bottom line missed clearly: Anand Rathi looked for PAT of ~₹492 Cr (+7% YoY) and the Street broadly expected 20%+ profit growth, against the actual ₹305 Cr decline. The QoQ optics are worse (PAT −73% vs Q4's ₹1,114 Cr) but misleading: Q4 FY26 was flattered by a large deferred-tax credit and year-end seasonality, so YoY is the fair read. The order and balance-sheet backdrop remains the bull case. Cumulative order book stands at ~6.1 GW (6,135 MW including the post-June 201.6 MW Waaree win), with ~1 GW of new orders YTD FY27 including a 400 MW EPC order from Tata Power Renewables; 84% of the book is PSU/C&I. Net cash was ₹2,322 Cr. Alongside the results the board approved a wholly-owned Singapore subsidiary to expand international wind and OMS business. The setup into H2: a healthy book and record deliveries provide volume visibility, but investors will watch whether the rising EPC mix keeps margins near 15–16% or whether management's "stable-to-improving" margin guidance materialises.

Suzlon Energy has secured a 201.6 MW wind turbine order from Waaree Forever Energies Private Limited (WFEPL), the Independent Power Producer (IPP) arm of Waaree Group. This order, executed under Suzlon's DevCo model, will see the supply of 64 units of S144 (3.15 MW) wind turbine generators for a project in Andhra Pradesh. Suzlon will provide a comprehensive EPC offering, including land acquisition, turbine supply, Balance of Plant (BoP), commissioning, and lifetime operations & maintenance. This marks Waaree Group's maiden wind project and is Suzlon's second consecutive DevCo-led EPC order within a week, highlighting the growing industry preference for the DevCo model for faster execution and de-risking.

Suzlon Energy Ltd has announced that its Board of Directors will convene on July 28, 2026, to consider and approve the un-audited financial results for the quarter ending June 30, 2026. The results will be presented on both standalone and consolidated bases. Concurrently, the company has closed its trading window from July 1, 2026, to July 30, 2026, to comply with insider trading regulations, reopening on July 31, 2026.

Suzlon Energy has announced a significant commercial debut for its S175 (5.0 MW) wind turbine, securing a 105 MW order from Sunsure Energy. This marks Sunsure's third order with Suzlon in 14 months, bringing their cumulative partnership to 400.8 MW. The project, involving 21 S175 wind turbine generators, will be executed in the Bijapur district of Karnataka. The S175 turbine, featuring a 175-meter rotor and a 160-meter hybrid lattice tower, is designed for higher energy yields and improved project economics, unlocking new wind frontiers. This order underscores customer confidence in Suzlon's technology and innovation.

Suzlon Energy Ltd has announced the closure of its trading window from July 1, 2026, until 48 hours after the declaration of its financial results for the quarter ending June 30, 2026. This measure is in compliance with SEBI (Prohibition of Insider Trading) Regulations, 2015, and the company's internal code of conduct, aimed at preventing insider trading during the period leading up to the financial results announcement.

Suzlon Energy has secured a new 400 MW Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contract from Tata Power Renewable Energy Limited (TPREL) for a wind energy project in Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh. This marks the fourth order from TPREL and brings the cumulative partnership between the two companies to over 1 GW across four states. The project will utilize 127 of Suzlon's S144 (3.15 MW) wind turbine generators and includes comprehensive EPC services. This order is significant as it is executed under Suzlon's newly launched DevCo business model, highlighting the growing preference for integrated EPC solutions in the renewable energy sector.

Suzlon Energy Limited has filed a clarification with the stock exchanges regarding a material price movement observed in its scrip on June 16, 2026. The company stated that it could not identify any specific event or information in the mainstream media that would have triggered this unusual stock activity. This filing is made in accordance with SEBI's LODR regulations.