Suzlon Q4 Profit Soars 365%: Record Earnings & Growth

Prime Highlights:

Suzlon Energy’s Q4 consolidated net profit increased nearly 5 times from a year ago to ₹1,182 crore.
The company has seen its highest ever Q4 delivery and profitability in the past decade with strong growth across all the major parameters.

Key Facts:

Q4FY25 total income was at ₹3,825 crore compared to ₹2,207 crore for the same quarter previous year.
Full year net profit during FY25 was ₹2,072 crore compared to ₹660 crore in FY24.
Order book of the company stood at over 5 GW of which over 1.25 GW from the S144 turbine family was achieved during the year.

Key Background

Suzlon Energy, one of the key players in India’s renewable energy industry, reported stellar financial numbers for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ended March 2025. The consolidated net profit of the company in the fourth quarter surged almost five times to ₹1,182 crore from ₹254 crore a year ago, its highest ever quarterly profitability over the last 10 years. This spectacular growth was driven by increased revenues and operational efficiency, with Q4 overall income rising to ₹3,825 crore from ₹2,207 crore.

For the entire fiscal year 2024-25, Suzlon has achieved a net profit of ₹2,072 crore, almost triple the FY24 profit of ₹660 crore. The company also registered a steep increase in overall income at ₹10,993 crore, reflecting sterling growth in its business operations.

One of the strongest drivers of performance at Suzlon was its record-high deliveries of wind turbines. For the year, Suzlon delivered 1.55 GW, an 118% growth in the equivalent fiscal year on a year-on-year basis. The most successful model was the S144 wind turbine, accounting for over 1.25 GW and 91% of all deliveries. To manage increasing demand, Suzlon’s production capacity was stepped up to 4.5 GW and 10 new production lines were added for the S144 turbine family alone.

Improved margins and efficiency helped the contribution margin of its wind turbine generator segment rise by 23%, a rise of 360 basis points. The company’s solid order book of more than 5 GW now provides good visibility for future growth.

Suzlon’s stunning reversal and robust finances have served to foster investor confidence significantly. Its focus on production growth, technological improvement, and taking advantage of India’s growing renewable energy market places the company in very good stead for long-term success in the years ahead.