Siemens India sees strong growth in orders and revenue

Siemens Limited reported significant growth in its financial year 2025 (ending September 2025), with orders increasing by 21% to INR 200 bn and revenue growing by 8%. The company’s backlog stands at INR 423 bn. This performance was driven by double-digit growth in its Smart Infrastructure and Mobility segments. The Digital Industries segment, while experiencing a revenue decline of 7% due to a slow start in Q1 and muted private capital expenditure, showed recovery in Q2-Q4 with an average revenue of INR 10 bn. Profit before tax declined due to a one-time property sale of INR 2.9 bn in 2024 not being repeated in 2025, and energy demerger-related expenses increasing from INR 0.1 bn in 2024 to INR 1 bn in 2025.

The Mobility business saw a 50% growth in orders, reaching INR 50 bn, and revenues increased by 15% to INR 33 bn, with a profitability margin of 7.7%. Investments in manufacturing facilities, including a vacuum interrupter factory in Goa (INR 3.3 bn investment), contributed to a 65% localization in Smart Infrastructure. Siemens anticipates sustained double-digit growth in Mobility and Smart Infrastructure, backed by ongoing localization efforts and strategic investments. The company also confirmed the sale of its low-voltage motors business to Innomotics India for INR 22 bn, expecting the transaction to close by mid-2026.