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    Suzlon investing Rs 550 crore to set up 3 AI-powered wind blade factories in Gujarat, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu

    Suzlon Group plans to invest Rs 550 crore in three new AI-powered blade factories across India. These facilities will enhance production capabilities and meet rising domestic wind industry demands. Two factories will be located in Gujarat and Karnataka, while the third will be in Tamil Nadu.

    Suzlon Energy Q2 FY26 Results: PAT soars 538% YoY to Rs 1,279 crore, highest in 30 years; revenue jumps 85%

    Suzlon Energy Q2 Results 2025: Suzlon Energy achieved a record profit in the second quarter of FY26. Profit After Tax surged 538 percent year-on-year. Revenue from operations also rose 85 percent. This strong performance was driven by the wind turbine generator segment and increased deliveries. The company's orderbook crossed 6 GW, highlighting its robust market position and future growth prospects.

    Shapoorji Pallonji Q3 results: Net profit rises 36% y-o-y to Rs 148.85 crore

    Net profit for the third quarter rose to Rs 148.85 crore, up from Rs 109.71 crore for the same period a year ago, the company reported in a filing to the exchange.

    Suzlon sells headquarters for Rs 440 crore, leases it back for up to five years

    Suzlon Energy has sold its Pune headquarters, One Earth, for Rs 440 crore to OE Business Park Pvt Ltd and leased it back for up to five years. This move is part of Suzlon's strategy to monetize non-core assets and reinvest in its core business, supporting its growth and expanding orderbook.

    Shriram Finance nets $750 million in its largest-ever fundraise

    These bonds, with a maturity of 39 months, were priced at 6.625%, lower than the initial guidance of 7%, top management of Shriram Finance and arrangers to the issue told ET. The transaction saw a peak orderbook of close to $3 billion, one of the largest for an Indian high-yield issuance.

    This PSU multibagger defence stock gets an upgrade from ICICI Securities

    During an investor call with the brokerage, the management said it sees benefits from the ongoing fleet expansion drive in defence and that EBITDA margin during the quarter was lower due to all the recent orders coming via competitive bidding

    The Economic Times
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