6,409 MW Order Book: India’s Largest Wind Turbine Manufacturer Secures 195 MW Repeat Order From Sunsure Energy In Karnataka

On Friday, the Indian equity benchmarks traded higher during the morning session, with the benchmark Nifty 50 index rising 0.38 per cent to 23,743.80. Renewable energy and wind power stocks remained in focus amid fresh order announcements and increasing demand for round-the-clock clean energy solutions. In this segment, Suzlon Energy share price were trading at Rs 53.13, up 0.45 per cent from the previous close, after the company secured a repeat 195 MW wind energy order from Sunsure Energy for a project in Karnataka.

Suzlon Secures 195 MW Repeat Order From Sunsure Energy

Suzlon Energy announced that it has secured a repeat order of 195 MW from Sunsure Energy for a wind power project in Karnataka. The project will comprise 65 S144 wind turbine generators, each having a rated capacity of 3.0 MW.

Under the agreement, Suzlon will supply the wind turbines and undertake project execution, including erection and commissioning, in the Bijapur district of Karnataka. The company will also provide comprehensive operations and maintenance services after commissioning.

Karnataka Orderbook Crosses 2 GW Milestone

With the latest order, Suzlon’s cumulative partnership with Sunsure Energy has reached nearly 300 MW across Maharashtra and Karnataka. The company stated that Karnataka has now emerged as its largest market by orderbook, crossing the 2 GW milestone.

Suzlon currently has an installed wind energy base of around 1,500 MW in Karnataka, accounting for nearly 24 per cent of its installed base in South India. In addition, the company is executing commercial and industrial projects with a combined capacity of 664 MW in the state.

Suzlon’s 3 MW Platform Nears 9 GW Sales

The company stated that its S144 platform continues to witness strong traction in the market. Suzlon’s broader 3 MW platform has now secured cumulative sales of nearly 9 GW, while the S144 platform alone received more than 2.4 GW of orders during FY26.

Management highlighted that rising demand from the commercial and industrial segment is driving growth in wind-based round-the-clock renewable energy solutions across India.

Management Commentary

Girish Tanti, Executive Vice Chairman, Suzlon Group, said, “As highlighted by Shri Narendra Modi in his recent Mann Ki Baat address, India’s growing focus on renewable energy, especially wind is playing a critical role in building an energy-secure future. Our 3 MW platform is contributing to this vision immensely as our most successful innovation yet and a key driver for Suzlon’s growth in India. Additionally, Karnataka has emerged as our largest market by orderbook with over 2 GW orders from our existing orderbook, making it a top priority market for us alongside Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan and Maharashtra. The strong growth is driven by rising demand from the large commercial and industrial (C&I) segment, where wind is increasingly preferred for RTC solutions.”

Shashank Sharma, CEO, Sunsure Energy, said, “The next generation of clean energy infrastructure will not be the one that works when the sun shines or the wind blows - it will be defined by its ability to deliver power when India needs it the most. At Sunsure Energy, we are pioneering this next generation of renewable energy infrastructure by building reliable, round-the-clock renewable power solutions that will power and decarbonize India’s industries, emerging AI and data centre demand, electric mobility, and the broader deep electrification of the economy. As we rapidly scale our RTC portfolio, partnering with Suzlon for wind energy was a natural choice, given their proven track record of reliably executing large-scale projects. Backed by their advanced technology platform and strong lifecycle O&M capabilities, we believe this partnership will play a pivotal role in accelerating the growth of our renewable energy portfolio and shaping India’s clean energy future.”

Ajay Kapur, Chief Executive Officer, Suzlon Group, said, “We have built close to 300 MW of partnership with Sunsure Energy, driven by our consistent focus on quality, execution, and lifecycle support, which makes us a dependable partner for large and critical projects. This repeat order reflects the trust placed in our capabilities.”

Shareholding And Stock Performance

As of May 22, 2026, Suzlon Energy shares were trading at Rs 53.13 compared to the previous close of Rs 52.89. The stock has declined around 13.75 per cent over the past one year, while it has delivered returns of around 20.12 per cent over two years and 469.32 per cent over three years.

The stock’s 52-week high and low stood at Rs 71.46 and Rs 39.57 respectively. Foreign institutional investor holding increased to 23.85 per cent from 23.73 per cent, while domestic institutional holding declined to 9.18 per cent from 9.23 per cent.

About Suzlon Energy

Suzlon Energy Limited is a renewable energy solutions provider engaged in manufacturing wind turbine generators and offering end-to-end wind energy project services. The company has installed around 21,059 MW of wind energy capacity across 17 countries and manages 15.1 GW of assets in India through its manufacturing and service network.

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