Suzlon Energy is scheduled to post its earnings for the quarter ended in June later today.

What Happened: The wind energy major posted its shareholding data with the exchanges on Friday afternoon. As per the data, foreign institutional investors raised their stake in the company during the April-June period.

Foreign portfolio investors held a 21.53% stake in Suzlon at the end of June. This is an increase from the 19.57% stake they held at the end of March.

Mutual Funds also raised their stake during the quarter. As of June 30, mutual funds held a 3.82% stake in the energy company, compared to the 1.86% stake they owned at the end of March.

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Talking about the company’s results later today, brokerage firm JM Financial projects Suzlon’s net profit for the quarter to be ₹162.2 crore, reflecting a 61% year-on-year (YoY) increase but a 36% quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) decrease. The company’s sales are estimated at ₹1,832.1 crore, up 36% year on year but down 17% sequentially.

Nuvama, on the other hand, projects Suzlon’s revenue at ₹2,135.1 crore, a 58% year-on-year jump, while sequentially, it might fall by 3%. Net profit is expected to come in at ₹277.8 crore, according to the research firm.

Price Action: Suzlon’s share price was down 0.97% to trade at ₹54.02 in early trade on Monday.

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