Research memoSiemens Energy AG (ENR.DE) · XETRAMemo of October 25, 2026

Siemens Energy earnings

MyStockButler's October 2026 analysis: Siemens Energy's next results are expected on November 11, 2026. Watch whether higher earnings can survive higher commitments.

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What has Siemens Energy guided for the year?

For FY2026, Siemens Energy guides to comparable revenue growth of 14.0%–16.0%. It expects a Profit margin before Special items of 10.0%–12.0%, toward the upper end, net income around €4 billion and pretax free cash flow around €8 billion. Comparable growth removes currency and ownership changes, so it shows the underlying businesses more clearly.

Guidance in forceEUR billions; growth and margins in %
PeriodLowHighGiven on
Comparable revenue growthFY202614.0%16.0%Sep 30, 2026
Profit margin before Special itemsFY202610.0%12.0%Sep 30, 2026
Net incomeFY202644Sep 30, 2026
Free cash flow pre taxFY202688Sep 30, 2026
Grid Technologies, Profit margin before Special itemsFY202618.0%20.0%Aug 5, 2026
Siemens Gamesa, Profit margin before Special itemsFY20260.0%0.0%Aug 5, 2026

What this means. The order backlog conversion amounts are already included in the revenue forecast, so they should not be added on top of the revenue guidance.

Has Siemens Energy kept its past promises?

Management’s delivery record merits 3/5. Across four assessed years, revenue beat guidance three times and pretax free cash flow beat it every year. Net income beat guidance twice and missed twice. Russia disrupted one year, while wind defects and factory-ramp problems caused another disappointment; later, more cautious promises helped restore credibility.

Promises kept: 3/5
What management forecastCheckedAboveWithinBelow
Comparable revenue growth4 years301
Free cash flow pre tax4 years400
Net income (loss)4 years202

What are Siemens Energy's last eight reported periods showing?

Revenue, gross margin, operating income, net income and diluted earnings per share all improved substantially against the same quarter a year earlier. The improvement therefore came from stronger operations as well as from accounting or financing effects.

The last eight reported periodsEUR millions; per share in EUR
Jun 2026Mar 2026Dec 2025Sep 2025Jun 2025Mar 2025Dec 2024Sep 2024
Revenue11,44710,2949,67510,4289,7459,9628,9429,741
Gross margin23.3%21.9%21.6%16.0%15.8%19.8%15.6%11.1%
Operating income1,5151,062962283909557399-178
Net income attributable to Siemens Energy AG shareholders1,083766677168615433198-292
EPS, diluted1.260.880.780.190.700.490.23-0.34

What this means. Free cash flow is lower than cash from operations because this table also subtracts spending on equipment, lease payments, and interest paid.

What should I watch in Siemens Energy's next release?

The next decisive evidence will show whether higher earnings can survive higher commitments.

On November 11, 2026, Siemens Energy plans to publish FY2026 results, FY2027 guidance, FY2030 targets and an updated capital-allocation framework. The next FY2027 results are scheduled for February 11 and May 13, followed by August 5. Together they should show whether new capacity and better-priced orders are working.

From the full memo · 1. The business

Siemens Energy sells the machinery and engineering that make electricity, move it through grids, and use it in industry. Its business begins with a large equipment sale and can continue for years through service, repairs and upgrades—but cash, revenue and profit arrive on different schedules.

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