Suzlon Lowers FY27 Operating Margin Outlook to 15% From 17%

what happened

Wind turbine maker Suzlon Energy has reduced its FY27 operating margin guidance to 15%, from an earlier projection of 17%. According to Moody's, an unfavourable project mix, higher commodity costs and foreign exchange volatility weighed on profitability. The company's EBITDA margin was 15.1% in the first half of FY27.

Management expects margins to recover as non-recurring operating expenses fade and volumes rise after the monsoon season. Consolidated net profit for the September quarter rose 1.3% year on year to 394 crore. The year-ago figure included a deferred tax benefit of 891 crore, which had lifted reported profit to 1,279 crore.

why it matters

For markets, this is a sign of margin pressure across the wind equipment business. The company estimates non-recurring costs cut margins by about one percentage point, while currency and commodity factors took off roughly 0.5 points. Suzlon says its largely domestic supply chain offers some protection against higher import costs if Middle East tensions escalate.

market impact

Suzlon Energy shares: lower margin guidance weighs on profit expectations

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