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Suzlon - Will Debt Slow Its Breakneck Growth?
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Latest Business Results (September 2007, First Half)
Suzlon saw strong growth, with sales up 77% from the September 2006 half to $1.4 billion. The after-tax profit of $105 million was up 25%. The growth was spread across many markets, and the company also achieved success in winning many new orders. It reported that at October 22, 2007 it held an order book worth $4.1 billion, with 60% of this in the US, and 11% each in India and Brazil.
Outlook
Suzlon has been expanding aggressively with the stated aim of becoming among the top three companies in all key global markets. In particular, its acquisition of Hansen Transmissions means that it has become one of the few integrated wind turbine makers, with in-house production of virtually all components, which helps it avoid production bottlenecks. It holds a 50% share of the fast-growing Indian market and is also gaining strength in China. Its acquisition of REpower means that it is also a force in Europe. However, such has been its expansion that debt has increased and profit margins have fallen.
January 12th, 2008
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