Suzlon Energy Share: After a long time, Suzlon gave big news on the exchange - keep an eye on the stock

News Topical, Digital Desk : In a stock exchange filing issued on July 30, 2025, Suzlon Energy has informed that the company's credit rating has been upgraded by two major agencies—CRISIL and ICRA. This news is very important for investors. CRISIL Rating says that the total bank loan facility is ₹5,685 crore (earlier it was ₹3,050 crore). Long Term Rating: CRISIL A+ / Stable (earlier it was CRISIL A / Positive). Short Term Rating: CRISIL A1. The stock has fallen by -7 percent in a week. The stock has fallen by -10 percent in a month. The stock has fallen by -10 percent in a year.  Exchange data shows that promoters have sold stake in Suzlon Energy while FIIs have bought. As compared to March 2024, the promoters' stake has fallen from 13.29 percent to 11.74 percent in June 2025. During this period, FIIs or foreign institutional investors have made huge purchases. Their share has increased from 19.57 percent to 23.03 percent.

ICRA Rating says that the total bank loan facility is ₹2,635 crore. Rating: [ICRA] A+ (Stable) for long term and [ICRA] A1 for short term.

What does it mean for investors- Rating upgrade means that the company's financial position is strong and indicates a reliable future. Its direct effect can be that the company can now get loans from banks at cheaper interest rates. Ease of liquidity and funding: The upgraded rating can help Suzlon raise new funds for its projects. Especially when the company is getting many new orders related to wind energy. Signs of balance sheet improvement: This indicates that Suzlon has improved its debt profile and now looks more financially stable. 

Signal for shareholders-  If you have already invested in Suzlon's shares, then this news is positive. And if you are thinking of investing, then now the confidence of rating agencies on the company has increased, which can be a good sign. But if the share price has already fallen a lot, then proceed with caution. Overall- Suzlon's rating upgrade indicates that the company is moving towards stability on its financial front. If the government's focus on renewable energy and the strength of the order book continue, then Suzlon can give good returns to investors in the future. However, it is also important to keep in mind aspects like regulatory risk and cash flow in the power sector. 

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