However, its profits and margins were below estimates.
Its profit after tax (PAT) declined 9.4% to ₹355 crore from ₹392 crore last year. A CNBC-TV18 poll had pegged the figure at ₹406 crore.Higher commodity cost and rupee depreciation impacted the company’s profitability during the quarter.
Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) stood at ₹444.1 crore, marginally lower than last year’s ₹445.1 crore. The figure was also lower than the poll estimate of ₹491 crore, while margins narrowed to 9.62% from 11.05% last year. The street was hoping for margins to expand to 11.25%.
Siemens’ margins in the smart infrastructure and digital industries segments were a drag.Its EBIT margin for the former contracted to 11.13% from 15.19% last year and for the latter, they were down to 2.32% from 4.55% in the year-ago period.
Its revenue for smart infrastructure business increased 14.6% to ₹2,594 crore from ₹2,264 crore in the fourth quarter last year, while for digital industries it was up 14.7% to ₹1,175 crore from ₹1,024 crore.
The company’s mobility segment’s EBIT margin expanded marginally to 6.57% from 6.24% in the year-ago period. Its revenue increased 13.95% to ₹833 crore from ₹731 crore.
Siemens reported a 32.6% increase in its order inflow to ₹6,731 crore compared to ₹5,074 crore last year. This included the order from its parent group worth ₹1,830 crore in the mobility segment.
Its order backlog was up 9.3% to ₹45,933 crore as on March 31, 2026.
Shares of Siemens Ltd. were trading 2% higher at ₹3,754.70 apiece on Wednesday. The stock is up 22% so far this year.
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