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Suzlon Energy rises 4.7%

The stock gained 4.7 per cent to close at Rs 83.05 after the company’s German unit REpower got an order to deliver 70 wind turbines to US-based enXco. - REpower to supply 70 wind turbines to US enXco - Suzlon: Some breeze, finally - Suzlon"s REpower gets 954 MW wind turbines order - Suzlon inks 42 MW contract with Australian firm - Suzlon shifts global HQ ops back to India - Suzlon Energy"s three promoters pledge 2.8 cr shares These turbines, with rated power of 2.05 megawatt (MW) each, are slated for delivery in 2011 for a wind farm project in the US. The company holds 91 per cent stake in the Germany-based REpower.


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