Suzlon Faces Market Pressure After Q2 Results; JM Financial Raises Target Price

Wind energy player Suzlon Energy saw its shares drop nearly 6% after releasing its Q2 FY26 results, reflecting cautious investor sentiment. The company’s revenue grew modestly, but margins were impacted by higher costs and supply-chain challenges.
Despite the dip, JM Financial raised its target price on Suzlon, projecting steady growth backed by new order inflows and India’s renewable transition momentum.
Market experts note that while Suzlon must tackle operational hurdles, its deleveraging progress and consistent order book growth support a positive medium-term outlook for investors.