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Suzlon Future in Five Years
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GuestIn order to maintain its supermacy in the world, the US is expected to make some annoocements on clean energy. It will commit lot funds to creat jobs in clean energy sector. Suzlon is going to be a big beneficiary therefore its share price is expected to reach 200 in first half of 2010. There is good oppurtunity to double your money in 6 months time. ...
comfortable buying suzlon between 55-60
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rpg70Suzlon has taken a very big move forward by selling its stake in Hansen. The only thing, which one has to now look for in the business, is whether we see continued strong inflow. That is something, which has to be monitored carefully. If it comes through then I wouldn’t be surprised if the stock goes past Rs 100. This is something which clearly needs to be monitored.(Source : Sandeep Bhatia, ED and Head of Sales at Kotak Institutional Equities)...
comfortable buying suzlon between 55-60
Posted by : rpg70After the proceedings of Copenhegan conference on Climate change attended by 170 countries government representatives, are released on December 18 2009, you shall see that stock of all renewable energy stocks dealing with wind, solar shall zoom. Suzlon shall reach triple figure by December expiry. Hold your stock and accumulate further...
comfortable buying suzlon between 55-60
Posted by : GuestYou remain comfortable now but once this downtrend is broken by some new announcements in clean energy the price of Suzlon will zoom to 100-150-200 levels by year end. Then you will be uncomfortable for rest of your life ...
comfortable buying suzlon between 55-60
Posted by : bharat in delhidear varner,last 3 years mopvements can be seen in the detailed view of our board.your loss in 3 years is about 76%.this couner has always trailed the sensex/nifty,regards ps you may see 50 levels also should the markets dampen...
comfortable buying suzlon between 55-60
Posted by :
BKSHAHAs settlement date is nearby, it can give you upward kick in remaining sessions....
Soon to be upward
Posted by : BKSHAHlot of consolidateion ia already done, soon can see 85 to 90 around sattelment date....
comfortable buying suzlon between 55-60
Posted by : srismart
no split no bonus nothing
only company went to takeovers and bank loans and qip issues brother
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hey guys..>Now sooner u will see above 88 levels....So hold it....
Posted by : shrinandanmaruNow the share has stabilized...and the good news is the company is going to do well in the 2011 fy. So the stock will take a move now......
Suzlon Future in Five Years
Posted by : Guest
On the back of news of USD 1 billion order Suzlon may go to 150 before Nov.2009 expiry.There is great chances of many states announcing big wind projects.
There may be dramatic say 15 % jump in share price on a single day in this month.
Last month for Suzlon below 80 level.
Happy Long Term Investing...
Sell Stake in Hansen by Suzlon
Posted by : sknanda1948I do not think so. This stock will touch Rs.80 very shortly...
comfortable buying suzlon between 55-60
Posted by : VarnerIn Oct 05 the IPO issue price was INR 510. Can anyone let me have the details of Split, bonus or any such thing that has happened in it, just to evaluate the slide in it....
Suzlon Future in Five Years
Posted by : Guest
23 de noviembre de 2009
5400 MW from wind energy, 63 MW from small hydro, 10 MW from biomass power and 62 MW from waste to energy have been estimated for grid-interactive renewable power generation capacity in Rajasthan.
Out of the installed capacity of around 15,538 MW from various renewable energy sources in the country as on 31.10.2009, a capacity of around 792 MW (comprising of 23.85 MW Small hydro power, 735.40 MW wind power, 31.30 MW Biomass power and 0.15 MW Solar power) has been set up in Rajasthan.
This includes a capacity of around 396 MW capacity (380 MW wind power and 16 MW biomass power) during last three years.
5400 MW from wind energy, 63 MW from small hydro, 10 MW from biomass power and 62 MW from waste to energy have been estimated for grid-interactive renewable power generation capacity in Rajasthan.
Rajasthan receives solar radiation in the range of 5.5 to 6.8 kWh per sq. m. On average about 35 MW capacity solar plant can be installed on 1 sq. km. land area in Rajasthan. 2 no. grid connected solar power plants of 150 kWp capacity are installed in Rajasthan, which are expected to generate about 0.25 million units/ annum.
So far, no grid connected solar PV power plant, based on third generation solar PV technologies, has been installed in Rajasthan.
The Government is promoting renewable power generation through a mix of fiscal and financial incentives and other policy/regulatory measures. These include capital/ interest subsidy, accelerated depreciation and nil/ concessional excise and customs duties.
Under the Electricity Act 2003, it has been made obligatory upon State Electricity Regulatory Authorities to fix a minimum percentage for purchase of electricity from renewable sources taking into account local factors.
Preferential tariff for grid interactive renewable power is being given in most potential States following the provisions made under the National Electricity Policy 2005 and National Tariff Policy 2006. Uniform guidelines by CERC for fixation of such preferential tariffs have been issued recently.
State-run agency Rajasthan Renewable Energy said the government there plans to spend .6 billion on renewable energy projects.
The Rajasthan government has signed agreements with 14 companies to build wind and biomass plants that are expected to be operational by 2011 or 2012. Rajasthan is one of India`s 10 states to adopt the renewable energy requirement. Nineteen have not.
The state is already one of the leading producers of wind power in India, with an estimated capacity of 5,400 megawatts. The newest plans include five wind-energy projects with a combined power generation capacity of 1,600 megawatts, which are planned for Jaisalmer, Barmer and Jodhpur.
Eight biomass projects are planned for the Tonk, Sirohi, Baran, Alwar, Kota, Sawai Madhopur, Nagaur, Hanumangarh and Jalore districts.
Rajasthan already has an installed capacity of 492 MW of wind energy at five sites in Jaisalmer, Devgarh and Phalodi. Today`s biomass capacity is 46 MW.
Rajasthan`s .6 billlion in agreements include:
* billion worth of wind-energy plants to be built by Suzlon Energy (BOM: 532667) subsidiary Suzlon Gujarat Wind Park.
* 8 million in supplies from Aurich, Germany-based turbine manufacturer Enercon`s subsidiary, Enercon India.
* 1 million in a deal with Wish Wind Infrastructure.
In November, the Indian state of Haryana announced plans to spend Rs 3,777 crore (7 million USD) to increase its renewable energy contribution to 10 percent using 715 MW of solar, biomass, wind and small hydro
Generation Based Incentives Scheme on a pilot basis for Solar Power have also been introduced to attract private investment by Independent Power Producers not availing Accelerated Depreciation benefit.
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comfortable buying suzlon between 55-60
Posted by :
wifeSuzlon may find support in the 65 zone, though iam comfortable buying the stock at around the 55-60 levels for a 80 rupees upside. Technically the stock would correct to the 65 levels soon before buying emerges....
Suzlon Future in Five Years
Posted by : sweetbull
Good Management to put suzlon back on track.
The world’s third largest wind energy turbine maker, Suzlon Energy, has shifted most of its management operations back to its headquarters in Pune.
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Two years earlier, it had set up a Group Management Centre in Amsterdam, Netherlands, to run its global business, spanning 21 countries. Instead, Suzlon will soon inaugurate a new campus in Pune with a ‘world class work environment’ for about 2,500 employees, named ‘Suzlon One Earth’. This Centre will act as the new global headquarters and the hub for its operations worldwide, said sources.
In the past 12 months, most of the 25-plus top executives who were operating from the Centre in Amsterdam have moved to the current corporate offices in Pune. The exit of some senior non-Indian management professionals also forced Suzlon to operate from India, since their replacements were India-based professionals, they added.
“The Group Management Centre in Amsterdam is still operational and is an important part of our global operations,” said an executive.
That Centre currently houses only certain sections of human resources management and research and development. However, Suzlon’s marketing operations in Europe continue to be coordinated from Aarhus, Denmark, said sources. Suzlon did not respond to an e-mail questionnaire.
Tulsi R Tanti, chairman and managing director, had told Business Standard in January last year that while the corporate headquarters would remain in Pune, the global business would span out from Amsterdam, since that offered locational and operational advantages for Suzlon’s business. Europe is the largest market for wind energy players, as it generates half of the total global wind power.
Suzlon and its subsidiaries have manufacturing and R&D facilities in India, Germany, Belgium, China and the US.
Both were operating from Amsterdam. But, Patrick left the company in March last year and Andre Horbach two months later, at a time when Suzlon’s rotor blades started cracking at many customer locations in the US.
In August last year, Suzlon brought in Sumant Sinha, former chief executive of Aditya Birla Retail, as Chief Operating Officer (COO). Patrick was replaced with Robin Banerjee as Group CFO. They are operating from Mumbai and Pune since their appointment, said sources.
In December last year, Suzlon re-jigged the top management responsibilities and Tulsi Tanti, who mainly operates from Pune, took direct charge of operations. He divided the role of CEO between himself and Sumant Sinha. Toine van Megen, who had replaced Andre Horbach as CEO of Suzlon’s wind energy business, was entrusted with supervisory responsibilities at the group level
Sources said the recently recruited top executives are also operating from Pune. Suzlon is undertaking a series of cost and operational improvement initiatives with the help of Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and has recently hired John O’Halloran, former executive director of engineering at Cummins as President–Technology. It has brought in former Ford India president and managing director Arvind Mathew as president, Nacelle manufacturing, and Nicholas Archer from Edelman as head of its global public relations, replacing Vivek Kher, who was mainly operating from Amsterdam.
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