Suzlon Energy Q2 Results 2026 Date | Stock to buy today: Shares of Suzlon Energy. witnessed a re-rating once the company declared becoming a debt-free entity. In that re-rating, the Suzlon Energy share price skyrocketed from below R 6 per share in July 2022 to around ₹83 per share in September 2024. However, after that post-rerating rally, Suzlon shares have remained an ideal ‘sell-on-rise’ stock. Suzlon's share price closed at ₹37.40 on the NSE last Friday, around 39% below its 52-week high of ₹69.50 and nearly 55% below its September 2024 high following the re-rating.
According to stock market experts, Suzlon Energy shares witnessed a re-rating when it exited the group of loss-making companies and became profitable. Now, the market is waiting for a sharp improvement in the company's margins. They said that it can become possible once the company controls its higher expenses. Experts believe that Suzlon Energy Ltd is expected to contain its expenses, which would trigger a re-rating in the stock.
The stock market experts advised long-term investors to make the most of these dips and accumulate Suzon shares in one's portfolio. They predicted limited downside in Suzlon shares as the average weighted price of Suzlon shares fell to the ₹38- ₹40 band. They said that Suzlon Energy's Q2 results 2026 are expected to improve, so it is time to add to or accumulate Suzlon Energy shares rather than press the panic button. They said that the Suzlon Energy share price may bounce back and touch ₹46 per share levels in the near term.
Highlighting the reasons that are dragging Suzlon Energy's share price, Seema Srivastava, Senior Research Analyst at SMC Global Securities, said, "Suzlon Energy shares witnessed the first round of re-rating when it became a profitable company, snapping the tag of a loss-making company. This event has been discounted, and the market is waiting for the next round of re-rating, because a company's margins improve once it becomes a profit-making company, leaving the losses in the balance sheet far behind.”
The SMCC Global expert said the market expects Suzlon to contain its expenses, giving some extra room for its profit margin. Once it becomes visible in the company's balance sheet, it would be enough to trigger the second round of re-rating.