Inox Wind stock surges after new 102.3 MW order from Aditya Birla RenewablesInox Wind stock surges after new 102.3 MW order from Aditya Birla Renewables

Introduction

Leading wind energy solutions provider secures a 102.3 MW order from Aditya Birla Renewables for 3.3 MW turbines to supply projects in Karnataka, marking a significant first collaboration.

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Share price movement of Inox Wind

On December 15, 2025, Inox Wind Ltd opened at ₹125.00, up 0.36% from its previous close of ₹124.55. The stock reached a high of ₹125.95 (1.12%) and a low of ₹123.40 (-0.92%). By 11:28 AM, it traded at ₹125.30, up 0.60%, with a market cap of ₹21,654.82 crore.

Inox Wind bags 102.3 MW order

Inox Wind Limited has secured a 102.3 MW order from ABREL EPC Ltd., a subsidiary of Aditya Birla Renewables. The order is for 3.3 MW turbines for Karnataka projects.

This is Inox Wind’s first order from Aditya Birla Renewables. The company will supply and install turbines for projects being developed by ABREL EPC Ltd. in Karnataka, India.

Stock performance of Inox Wind for Period of 1 week, 6 months, and 1 year

Inox Wind Ltd delivered a 0.1% return over the past week, declined by 25.5% in the past six months, and fell 35.8% over the past year.

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Shareholding pattern of Inox Wind

Particulars	Sep 2025	Jun 2025	Mar 2025
Promoter	44.20%	44.20%	48.30%
FII	13.40%	13.80%	15.70%
DII	9.90%	9.10%	9.40%
Public	32.60%	32.90%	26.60%

About Inox Wind

Inox Wind Limited (NSE: INOXWIND) is a leading Indian wind energy solutions provider, offering integrated manufacturing, EPC services, and renewable O&M solutions, with five plants and a 2.5 GW annual capacity.

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