Siemens India (SIEMENS) Q4 24/25 earnings summary
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Q4 24/25 earnings summary
9 Jan, 2026Executive summary
Completed demerger of the Energy business, with Siemens Energy India Limited now a separately listed entity and results reported as discontinued operations.
Delivered consistent performance over five years, doubling revenues and tripling margins, with strategy aligned to India's growth and sustainability trends.
Focused on three core segments: Digital Industries (DI), Smart Infrastructure (SI), and Mobility, with near-term priorities on go-to-market expansion, capacity, localization, and operational excellence.
Revenue for the quarter ended 30 September 2025 rose 16% year-over-year to INR 5,171 crore, driven by strong Mobility and SI segments.
PAT for the quarter was INR 485 crore, slightly lower due to a one-time property sale gain in the prior year.
Financial highlights
FY25 new orders rose 21% year-over-year to INR 200 billion; revenue increased 8% to INR 173.6 billion.
SI and Mobility segments delivered double-digit revenue growth; DI saw a revenue decline of 7% but showed Q4 recovery.
EBIT declined 2.5% to INR 18.3 billion; EBIT margin decreased by 114bps to 10.5%.
Order backlog grew 6.2% to INR 422.5 billion.
Shareholder value increased by 40% combining both share prices post-demerger.
Outlook and guidance
Management remains cautiously optimistic, expecting continued government infrastructure spending and a potential pickup in private sector capex.
SI segment anticipated to sustain double-digit growth, with ongoing margin improvement as localization increases.
Mobility expected to see double-digit revenue and margin expansion, driven by locomotive deliveries and service contracts.
Recent tax and GST reforms are anticipated to boost consumption and support growth.
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