Schneider Electric reports record H1 2026 earnings and progress on Impact 2030 sustainability plan

Schneider Electric announced its 2026 first‑half results, posting record revenue of €21.2 billion, up 14% organic, and a record adjusted EBITA of €4.1 billion, up 22% organic. Net income reached €2.5 billion, a 30% increase, and free cash flow rose 244% to €1.6 billion. Growth was broad‑based, with Energy Management up 18% organic, Industrial Automation up 11% organic, and strong demand in Data Centers. Regional performance highlighted a 23% organic revenue rise in North America and a 20% increase in China and East Asia.

The company also reported progress on its Impact 2030 sustainability roadmap, achieving an Impact score of 3.69/10, moving toward the 2026 target of 4.20/10. Scope 1 and 2 CO₂ emissions fell 82% versus 2017, and Scope 3 emissions dropped 12% versus 2021. Schneider’s solutions helped customers save or electrify 129.5 million MWh, amounting to over 50 million tonnes of avoided emissions, bringing the cumulative total to 913 million tonnes since 2018. The firm announced the proposed acquisitions of Cognite and AiDASH to strengthen its AI‑native capabilities and enhance Energy & Industrial Intelligence.

Schneider Electric was also ranked the world’s most sustainable company for the third consecutive year.