Suzlon Energy, a prominent name in India's renewable energy sector, has made significant strides in its recovery, achieving a positive net worth for the first time in over a decade. As of Thursday, its market value stands at ₹67,517 crore, reflecting its renewed operational credibility. The company's turnaround is attributed to a strong focus on execution, enhancing project delivery capabilities, and improving cost efficiencies. Under its new 'Suzlon 2.0' vision, the company aims to evolve from a wind energy solutions provider to a comprehensive renewable energy solutions conglomerate. This transformation includes diversifying into solar energy, battery energy storage systems (BESS), and integrating emerging technologies. To support this vision, Suzlon is also investing in three new AI-enabled smart blade factories, aimed at digitally upgrading its manufacturing processes. The recent appointments of Ajay Kapur as group CEO and JP Chalasani to the group executive council are key steps in driving this transformation.