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SumanSpeaks Capital Markets & Geopolitical Intelligence · Estd 2006 Governance · Regulatory Risk Reliance Power: When Legal Clouds Gather Over Market Euphoria ₹20,367 crore attached across the Reliance Anil Ambani Group. A ₹68.2 crore fake bank guarantee at the centre of it. A former CFO in custody for ten months and counting. And a stock that's still down more than half from its 52-week high even after a sharp rally. The market is pricing the turnaround. The Enforcement Directorate is pricing the history. Both can't be right forever. Reliance Power Ltd (₹24.07) has genuinely turned a corner operationally over the past two years — debt reduction, a growing renewable and BESS order pipeline, and periods of sharp investor re-rating. That part of the story is real and deserves credit. But sitting underneath that story is a live,...
Suzlon Energy, & Regen Powertech lead the market
M. Ramesh 
In 2011-12, which saw the addition of 3,163.43 MW of wind power capacity to the country, two home-grown companies — Suzlon and Regen Powertech — came among the top five suppliers, occupying No.1 and No.3 slots, according to information available with Business Line.
Regen Powertech's performance is noteworthy because it is just a four-year-old company.
Regen produces gearless, permanent magnet-based wind turbines from its plant near Chennai, with technology from Vensys of Germany.
The addition of the 3,163.43-MW came across seven States, with Tamil Nadu retaining its top position. Gujarat followed with 790 MW (24.98 per cent), Rajasthan 545.65 MW (17.25 per cent), Maharashtra 408 MW (12.90 per cent), Karnataka 178.65 MW (5.65 per cent), Madhya Pradesh 100.40 MW (3.17 per cent) and Andhra Pradesh 54 MW (1.71 per cent). 

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