Suzlon Energy Limited – Investor Presentation Summary

Key Operational Highlights

  • Suzlon has 15,000 MW service fleet under management
  • Company maintains 4,000+ field technicians
  • 90% repeat customer rate for services
  • 35 GW repowering potential available within 50 km radius of existing sites

Key drivers of operational performance: End-to-end integration, proven co-development model, domestic manufacturing base, and structural advantage on site development

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Strategic & R&D Initiatives

Investments in Innovation:

  • R&D Centers in Germany, Denmark, and Netherlands with engineering capabilities in India
  • 400+ professionals across 4 countries
  • State-of-the-art testing facilities for key components
  • In-house developed Suzlon Hybrid Park Controller for grid compliance
  • Industry-leading hub heights of up to 160 m with innovative transition unit
  • Wind turbine drone inspection capabilities with RGB and thermal imagery
  • S144 HTV (High Temperature Variant) operating in air temperatures up to 52°C
  • Blade life-cycle testing, grid compliance testing, generator & converter testing

Expected impact on growth: Repowering S88 platform can achieve 50+% AEP improvement, with up to 56% AEP increase possible

Strategic Rationale: Building capabilities needed for ongoing, long-term success as full-stack RE solutions company

Industry Trends & Business Environment

Macro/Industry Trends:

  • Global electricity generation has entered structural super-cycle
  • Global power capacity growth: Wind steadily increased to 13% share with ~2X absolute capacity growth in last 5 years
  • India requires 100+ GW wind capacity by 2030 across all scenarios (average ~130 GW)
  • India needs 13-15 GW/year average pace of wind addition to meet 2030 targets
  • Energy security replacing climate ambition as primary policy driver globally
  • ALMM (Wind) framework mirroring EU and US trade and industrial policy
  • Shift toward hybrid and firm-dispatchable constructs as new procurement norm
  • Wind projects running ~9 months delayed on average vs. ~3 months for solar projects

Impact on Company: Policies rewarding OEMs with deep domestic supply chains, creating durable competitive advantage for localized players like Suzlon

Management Commentary & Growth Outlook

Strategic Outlook:

  • Suzlon 2.0 strategy: Wind-first, full-stack RE solutions company reshaping business by FY31
  • Five measurable growth pillars: RE Tech, RE DevCo, RE Projects, RE AMS, International expansion
  • Target AUM of 70+ GW for RE asset management franchise
  • Full-stack RE leadership with wind-anchored, solar-attached, BESS+ solutions
  • India first strategy with selective global beachheads

Growth Drivers:

  • RE DevCo: 15-18 month execution cycle vs. industry standard 2-3 years
  • 3-5 years of forward visibility through development pipeline
  • Only player with unique combination of capabilities creating differentiated platform
  • Massive global opportunity: 165 GW capacity addition in 2025 (highest ever), 2,000 GW estimated wind installed capacity by 2030

Risks and Opportunities: Industry bottlenecks include land acquisition (12-18 months), statutory clearances (6-12 months), CTU/STU grid connectivity (18-36 months)

ESG Updates

  • S144's 140 m lattice towers use 100 tons less steel than competitor's tubular tower
  • 2.5x less emissions due to use of scrap-based, low-carbon steel
  • Turbines designed for 25-year extended service life

Digital Transformation

  • Real-time SCADA data available with strong turbine connectivity
  • AI-powered power forecasting merging weather forecast and SCADA data
  • Predictive maintenance using AI models analyzing historic SCADA data
  • Data security as key priority