Stock market today: Suzlon Energy share price witnessed strong interest from the bulls during the Opening Bell today, March 10. Suzlon share price today opened higher at ₹55.11 apiece on the NSE and touched an intraday high of ₹56.69 per share, logging an over 3% rise against Friday’s close of ₹54.92 per share. Extending its rally for the sixth straight session during Monday morning deals, Suzlon shares have registered an over 14 per cent rise in the last six successive sessions.
Suzlon Energy share price history
As mentioned, Suzlon Energy shares have been in an uptrend for the last six days. The stock has ended higher in all trading sessions in March.
According to stock market experts, Suzlon shares have a strong base at ₹52, and the stock faces resistance at the ₹58 to ₹60 range. If it exceeds this range, the stock may soon touch ₹62 and ₹70 per share mark. On breaching below ₹52, the stock may come under the bear’s grip.
Suzlon share price started gaining traction after the domestic brokerage Investec initiated coverage on the energy stock with a target price of ₹70. Investec analysts believe Suzlon Energy is in a strong position to benefit from the revival in the wind energy sector. According to the brokerage, the renewable energy company has transformed into a net-cash entity with robust return ratios and a growing order book of 5.5 GW. A well-optimized supply chain and a strong pipeline of bids further bolster its outlook, it said.
Suzlon energy share price target
Expecting more upside in Suzlon shares, Sumeet Bagadia, Executive Director at Choice Broking, said, “Suzlon share price looks positive on the technical chart. The stock has strong support at ₹52, and on the upper side, it is facing a hurdle at ₹58 to ₹60 range. On sustaining above this resistance, Suzlon share price may soon touch ₹62 apiece levels.”
However, Bagadia maintained that Suzlon’s share price may become bearish if the renewable energy stock breaks below ₹52 per share.
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