SUZLON ENERGY LTD. PRESENTATION By: GROUP No. 2
Abhishek Bhartiya 004 Ashvind Ratnakaran 023 B. Aditya Mohan 024 Bharat Banga 025
The Value proposition of Wind Energy
• Fastest growing renewable energy resource. • Cost Competitiveness with conventional power. • Potential to power the future.
Suzlon – Company Overview • Amongst the top five Wind turbine manufacturers globally with revenues of $ 8.85 Bn. • Suzlon Energy Ltd. Founded by the “Wind man” Tulsi Tanti, in 1995.
Suzlon – the product • R&D – High focus on innovation, development of climate specific solutions.
• Wind Turbines – Product range from 350 KW to 2.1 MW. – customized versions for variety of climate ranging from hot, dry deserts to humid coasts, to near-freezing plains.
• Wind Farms – World’s largest wind farm in the Dhule district of Maharashtra, India, with installed capacity of 1100 MW. – Suzlon has a wind farm installed in Sanganeri in the state of Tamil Nadu with a planned capacity of over 500 MW . Suzlon has made an entry into the state of Kerela as well. – Suzlon has developed wind farms for EMG, in Texas, for AGL in Australia etc.
Competitor Analysis COUNTRY
WIND CAP. (MW)
LEADING DOM. CO.S
GLOBAL MKT . SHARE
NO. OF INSTALLED TURBINES
GERMANY
20,652
RE POWER NORDEX SEIMENS
30
55
SPAIN
11614
GAMESA
18
76
US
11575
GE WIND
16
37
INDIA
6228
SUZLON
10
52
DENMARK
3101
VESTAS
23
100
CHINA
2588
GOLDWIND
3
39
ITALY
2118
-
-
-
UK
1967
-
-
-
PORTUGAL
1716
-
-
-
FRANCE
1585
-
-
-
Customers base
Challenges faced by Suzlon • Question on product quality. • Global foray caused huge cost overruns. • Skepticism among sub suppliers chain need to be broken and replaced by long term relationship. • Synergy between R&D and component suppliers .
Suzlon Business Strategy Vertical Integration- End to End Solution
Castings and Forgings
Controls
Generators
Gearbox
Blades
Main Components
Vertical integration provides a unique opportunity to leverage on R&D capabilities throughout the entire component chain
Suzlon Business Strategy Vertical integration – End to End Solutions Benefits Technology leadership Cost leadership Control over supply chain Improved quality control Improved service support Reliability
The Road Ahead… • Over come the negative impact of wind technology and find new markets • Keep pace with technological advancements • Maintenance services and training offered to customers to have a competitive edge. • Ability to react faster to trends and changes in customer demand is also
References • FICCI report on global wind energy Scenario, 2008. • Suzlon investor report, 2008. • UN Intergovernmental report on new and dynamic sector of world trade, Geneva, 2007.
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