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The document is a report submitted by a group of students to their professor analyzing Suzlon Energy Ltd, an Indian wind turbine manufacturer. It provides an introduction to the company, discussing its leadership, products, and global presence. It then analyzes the company's fundamentals, including its balance sheet, profit and loss statement, and key financial ratios over several years. Finally, it performs a technical analysis of the company's 1-year stock price performance.
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2) Private sector investment will play a major role, developing 56.3% of renewable energy capacity and 63.7% of solar PV capacity.
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- Adani Power is one of the largest private thermal power producers in India with a total generation capacity of 8,580 MW. It is also the largest solar power producer in India with 40 MW of capacity.
- The company's future plans include expanding its thermal power generation capacity through various new projects in Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh totaling over 6,000 MW. It also plans to invest $2 billion in Odisha.
- Analyst estimates show a majority of analysts currently rate the company a "Hold" but it has received "Buy" and "Outperform" ratings
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2) Tata Power's operations continued at benchmark levels to provide uninterrupted power supply. Some project delays occurred initially but work has restarted. It ensured availability of safety equipment for employees.
3) Key highlights for Tata Power included highest ever solar EPC order book, adding 312 MW of solar projects, launching a microgrid business, and acquiring a distribution company in Odisha. Financial performance saw increased revenue and EBIDTA.
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Mule event processing models | MuleSoft Mysore Meetup #47
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Suzlon energy
- 1. SUBMITTED TO :- Mr. Tejinder Singh Assistant Professor AIT PRESENTED BY:- Vishal Sharma 16MBF5045 Gaurav Sharma 16MBF5046 Jitendar Kumar 16MBF5047 Lalita Devi 16MBF5048 Priyanshi Sharma 16MBF5049 SUZLON ENERGY LTD. Fundamental and Technical Analysis of the Company
- 2. INTRODUCTION Suzlon Energy Ltd one of the leading renewable energy solutions providers in the world. It is a wind turbine supplier based in Pune, India. Formerly ranked as the world's fifth largest supplier. its forte is end-to-end offering in wind and solar energy. The company claims to have over 17,000 MW of wind energy capacity installed globally, with operations across 18 countries and a workforce of over 8,000.
- 3. About company….. Type -Public Industry -Renewable Energy Founded -1995; 22 years ago Headquarters -One Earth, Hadapsar,, Pune, Maharashtra, India Area -served Worldwide Products -Wind turbines Website -www.suzlon.com FOUNDER Tulsi Tanti CEO J.P. Chalasani
- 5. Fundamental analysis:- • ECONOMY • INDUSTRY • COMPANY
- 6. ECONOMY Financial capital of India - MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA Minister of renewable energy - Raj Kumar Singh GDP Growth - 5.7% GDP rank - 6th (nominal),3rd (PPP) GDP by sector - Agriculture: 17.32% - Industry : 29.02% - renewable energy : 2.14% - Services : 53.66% GDP per capita - $1,850 (nominal 2017) - $7,153 (PPP 2017) Inflation rate - 2.36% (July 2017)
- 7. INDUSTRY • Electricity production of 1,107.8 BU in India in FY16. • Over FY10–16, electricity production expanded at a CAGR of 6.21 per cent.
- 8. Government initiative • 100 % FDI allowed in energy sector. • The Government of India is taking a number of steps and initiatives like 10-year tax exemption for solar energy projects. • In order to achieve India's ambitious renewable energy targets of adding 175 GW of renewable energy, including addition of 100 GW of solar power, by the year 2022.
- 9. GST • Power Minister said there was no need for lower taxes to encourage clean energy. • The GST regime will have no impact on power rates. • However, the lower GST rate of 5 per cent on energy sector, compared to 11.69 per cent earlier, would help discoms provide power at affordable rates.
- 10. DEMONETISATION • Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Ltd as saying, • since the announcement of demonetization, discoms in the state have seen payments of old bills cross Rs 1 billion ($ 14.74 million) within a week.
- 11. COMPETITORS
- 13. BALANCE SHEET 12 mths 12 mths 12 mths 12 mths 12 mths Sources Of Funds Total Share Capital 1,004.88 1,004.10 741.54 497.63 355.47 Equity Share Capital 1,004.88 1,004.10 741.54 497.63 355.47 Share Application Money 0.00 0.00 1,800.00 162.02 581.67 Reserves 17.59 -388.92 -2,404.66 2,166.33 1,921.19 Networth 1,022.47 615.18 136.88 2,825.98 2,858.33 Secured Loans 4,368.69 3,917.78 6,783.08 7,286.72 6,268.61 Unsecured Loans 1,645.55 1,648.66 2,237.00 1,048.51 1,438.75 Total Debt 6,014.24 5,566.44 9,020.08 8,335.23 7,707.36 Total Liabilities 7,036.71 6,181.62 9,156.96 11,161.21 10,565.69 Mar '17 Mar '16 Mar '15 Mar '14 Mar '13 12 mths 12 mths 12 mths 12 mths 12 mths Application Of Funds Gross Block 2,026.11 1,597.94 1,401.51 1,430.99 1,712.50 Less: Accum. Depreciation 270.72 868.42 813.76 711.87 764.15 Net Block 1,755.39 729.52 587.75 719.12 948.35 Capital Work in Progress 162.40 164.07 19.83 15.71 38.38 Investments 3,647.87 2,726.34 2,751.54 7,730.07 8,552.98 Inventories 2,275.87 1,124.64 610.92 740.99 1,542.06 Sundry Debtors 2,306.88 1,759.57 1,580.35 1,547.88 1,586.25 Cash and Bank Balance 153.38 88.38 67.47 60.57 139.17 Total Current Assets 4,736.13 2,972.59 2,258.74 2,349.44 3,267.48 Loans and Advances 3,924.24 4,554.44 10,136.34 7,797.00 4,655.27 Total CA, Loans & Advances 8,660.37 7,527.03 12,395.08 10,146.44 7,922.75 Current Liabilities 6,444.13 4,464.76 6,040.60 6,747.97 6,234.26 Provisions 745.19 500.58 556.64 702.16 662.51 Total CL & Provisions 7,189.32 4,965.34 6,597.24 7,450.13 6,896.77 Net Current Assets 1,471.05 2,561.69 5,797.84 2,696.31 1,025.98 Total Assets 7,036.71 6,181.62 9,156.96 11,161.21 10,565.69 Contingent Liabilities 4,824.20 934.70 493.65 1,322.20 1,154.55 Book Value (Rs) 2.04 1.23 -4.49 10.71 12.81 Source : Dion Global Solutions Limited 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 In cr .
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