Suzlon Energy Limited (BOM:532667)

The global market for renewable energy is quickly expanding due to environmental issues like the threat of global climate change; wind power may be a huge part of this market because it is the cleanest energy source, and Suzlon is well-positioned in the global wind market. In addition, the threat of elevated oil prices makes alternative energy an economically viable investment.

Suzlon produces the widest range of turbines, from low- to high-capacity generators, allowing the company to meet a broader range of energy needs.

Suzlon's expansionary strategy takes advantage of exchange rates and price levels in customer countries, allowing for higher profit margins. The strategy is also focused on expanding markets for wind power, thus increasing earnings potential in the future.

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According to the Economic Times, Suzlon is close to raising 6 billion rupees ($127 million) from private equity investors in order to acquire a larger stake in Germany's REpower from the Portuguese energy firm Martifer. The funds will probably be in the form of debt that can later be converted to equity. Martifer currently has a 16.79% stake in REpower. Raising private equity funding to acquire a larger stake in REpower is part of Suzlon's strategy to increase its market share and to continue to vertically integrate.