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The newly listed energy player is riding strong momentum and reporting its first results as an independent company. Will it justify sky-high valuations or face a reality check?
Siemens Energy India – freshly demerged and listed in June 2025 – heads into its maiden first-quarter results as a standalone entity, riding strong momentum. In the Jan–Mar 2025 quarter, revenue surged 24 per cent sequentially, while operating margins stood at a healthy 19.1 per cent. This was built on a robust Oct–Dec 2024 performance (reported under Siemens Ltd.), where energy segment revenue rose 28 per cent YoY and PAT jumped 158 per cent to Rs 243 crore.
This traction, especially in the power transmission segment, sets the stage for a promising Q1 FY25-26.
Order Book and Execution to Drive Growth
Analysts expect double-digit revenue growth driven by the strong execution of Siemens Energy India’s Rs 15,100 crore order book (as of March 2025), which is up 55 per cent YoY. The transmission business – which includes high-voltage grid solutions – remains the key growth engine, delivering ~20 per cent margins.
In contrast, the power generation segment has seen more modest growth, with mid-teens margins and a reliance on private capital expenditures. Investors will be closely watching if transmission maintains its lead and whether generation starts gaining momentum.
Margins May Normalise but Stay Healthy
While Q4 FY25 margins were supported by one-offs (e.g., a Rs 98 crore boost in Oct–Dec 2024), operating profitability has remained strong even after adjusting for these gains. EBIT margins in Q1 FY25-26 are expected to remain in the mid-to-high teens, backed by volume leverage. With revenues rising, net profit is likely to show solid sequential growth, even if YoY comparisons remain tricky due to pre-demerger reporting.
Valuation: Priced for Perfection
At approximately Rs 3,200 per share – near its 52-week high – Siemens Energy India trades at a steep valuation, with a P/E ratio above 117 and a P/B ratio of around 30. Value Research’s stock rating highlights this:
- Quality Score: NA/10 – Limited standalone history and modest past growth (only ~4 per cent CAGR over FY19–23 under Siemens Ltd.).
- Growth Score: NA/10 – Historical figures understate future potential; Jefferies projects ~34 per cent revenue CAGR and ~50 per cent PAT CAGR over FY24–27.
- Valuation Score: NA/10 – The stock is extremely expensive relative to current fundamentals.
- Momentum Score: Low – Following an initial 20 per cent debut rally, the stock has traded within a narrow band, with technical indicators indicating muted momentum.
What to Watch on August 4
As Siemens Energy India reports Q1 FY25-26 results on August 4, here are the key things to monitor:
- Order Intake & Backlog: Any new wins and future visibility.
- Segment Margins: Sustenance of high-margin transmission business and pickup in generation profitability.
- Post-Demerger Updates: Progress on Capacity Expansion and Standalone Cost Structures.
- Guidance: Commentary on India’s power capex cycle and private sector trends.
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