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Siemens and Siemens Energy market performance

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Siemens and Siemens Energy continue to benefit from positive market outlooks, particularly driven by the energy requirements of the artificial intelligence boom. As AI data centers demand increasing power, companies providing energy infrastructure, such as gas turbine manufacturers, are positioned as key beneficiaries. Siemens Energy has achieved a significant operational turnaround following a crisis with its wind power subsidiary, Siemens Gamesa. The company reported 13 percent revenue growth and an increase in operating margins from 1 percent to over 6 percent, alongside its first dividend in four years and a record order book. While high net profit was partially influenced by a one-time book gain from an Indian spin-off, research expenditures have been frozen during this period of revenue growth. JPMorgan Chase & Co. has maintained an ‘Overweight’ rating for Siemens Energy, noting strong demand prospects in AI data centers and hardware infrastructure, which contributed to a stock price increase of approximately 20.9 percent since the start of 2026. Despite a recent dip caused by concerns over AI data center investments, Siemens Energy stock has recovered to approximately 144.64 euros. Jefferies & Company has reaffirmed a ‘buy’ recommendation with a price target of up to 210 euros, citing progress toward meeting year-end earnings expectations and an extensive share buyback program initiated in late September 2026. Regarding Siemens AG, UBS and DZ BANK have both maintained ‘Buy’ ratings with a price target of 330 euros. Analysts anticipate robust order growth in Digital Industries, Smart Infrastructure, and Mobility. DZ BANK analyst Alexander Hauenstein noted progress in merging physical production (OT) with the IT layer, suggesting that if the Siemens Xcelerator platform generates recurring revenue and increasing SaaS margins, digital business revenue could double by 2030.

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