Record Order Inflows
& Infrastructure Boom vs. Margin Compression from Commodity Headwinds
Welcome back to our earnings breakdown series. This report
analyzes the Jan–Mar 2026 quarter (Q6 of the transitional FY26) for Siemens
Ltd., focusing on growth, profitability, risks and valuation.
Parameter | Details |
Company | Siemens Ltd |
CMP | ₹3,568 |
Market Cap | ~₹1,27,000 Cr |
Sector | Capital Goods |
Quick Verdict | Strong order |
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First 40 units of 9000 HP locomotives dispatched
from Dahod.
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₹1,800 Cr export order for bogies, traction
motors and gearboxes.
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Record order backlog of ₹45,033 Cr.
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LVM business sold to Innomotics India for ₹2,200
Cr.
Segment | Book-to-Bill | New Orders | Revenue |
Smart | 1.15x | ₹2,960 Cr | +14.5% |
Mobility | 3.37x | ₹2,800 Cr | +12.7% |
Digital | 0.84x | ₹970 Cr | +14.5% |
Total | 1.46x | ₹6,731 Cr | +14.6% |
Metric | Q6 FY26 | Q2 FY26 | YoY |
Revenue | ₹4,618 Cr | ₹4,029 Cr | +14.6% |
EBITDA | ₹450 Cr | ₹510 Cr | -11.5% |
EBITDA Margin | 9.7% | 12.6% | -287 bps |
PAT | ₹355 Cr | ₹393 Cr | -9.6% |
Revenue growth remained strong, but EBITDA margins fell as
material costs increased from 69% to 74% of revenue due to higher silver,
copper and Euro-linked import costs. Price hikes have been initiated, but the
benefit is expected with a 3–4 month lag.
Compared with ABB India, Siemens currently has a softer
margin profile. Compared with Larsen & Toubro, Siemens continues to
demonstrate superior capital efficiency and a cleaner balance sheet.
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Commodity & currency volatility
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Fixed-price execution lag
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Geopolitical supply-chain disruptions
Category | Observation |
Promoter | ~75% (Stable) |
Promoter | Nil |
Comment | No major |
Top-line growth is expected to remain strong, supported by
railway execution and data centre demand. Margins are expected to stay around
9.5–10.5% until pricing actions flow through.
The stock trades at roughly 75–80x trailing earnings versus
a historical median of ~55x, indicating premium valuations.
Long-Term: Buy & Hold proxy for India's infrastructure
and automation.
Short-Term: Wait for better entry points due to premium valuation and margin
pressure.
This analysis is for educational and informational purposes
only and does not constitute registered financial advice. Securities are
subject to market risks.