Siemens posts strong order growth in FY25, divests low voltage motors business

Siemens Limited reported a robust performance for FY25, with comparable revenue growing 8.0% to INR 173.6 bn and new orders increasing 20.5% to INR 200.4 bn. While EBIT saw a slight decrease of 2.5% to INR 18.3 bn, leading to an EBIT Margin of 10.5%, the company's order backlog expanded by 6.2% to INR 422.5 bn, signaling strong future revenue.

Key business segments demonstrated solid growth. Digital Industries maintained its book-to-bill ratio at 1.02, with FY25 order growth driven by chemical, pharma, and metals sectors. Smart Infrastructure achieved a book-to-bill of 1.12, with orders propelled by power utilities, semiconductors, battery, and EV sectors. Mobility continued its strong momentum, with a book-to-bill of 1.49, supported by significant orders in ETCS Signaling and E-Loco propulsion systems.

In a strategic move, Siemens announced the divestment of its Low Voltage Motors business (Innomotics India Pvt. Ltd.) to KPS Capital Partners, LP for an enterprise value of INR 22.0 bn. This transaction, approved by the board on December 8, 2025, and expected to close in June 2026, aims to mitigate uncertainty given the limited synergies with Siemens' core businesses. The company also highlighted its commitment to sustainability, with over 90% of its business enabling customers to achieve positive sustainability impact.