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Siemens Limited reported a 5% rise in profit to Rs 504 crore in Q2 2026, driven by a 38% surge in new orders to Rs 6,228 crore.

Siemens Q2 Profit Rises 5% to Rs 504 Crore on 38% New Orders Surge

Siemens Limited announced a consolidated net profit of Rs 504 crore for the quarter ending September 30, 2026, up from Rs 481 crore in the same period the prior year, ET Markets reported. Revenue from operations grew to Rs 5,734 crore, a 17.0% increase from Rs 4,900 crore in Q2 2025. New orders reached Rs 6,228 crore, up 38% year-over-year from Rs 4,519 crore in September 2025. The profit growth of 4.78% reflects strong demand in infrastructure and private sector capex, though profitability remains pressured by commodity price volatility and foreign exchange fluctuations. MD and CEO Sunil Mathur highlighted the reliance on capex spending for growth, which could expose the company to macroeconomic risks if investment trends slow. The 38% rise in new orders signals robust demand in Siemens' core infrastructure and mobility sectors, bolstered by private sector capex spending. However, operational risks from commodity and exchange rate volatility could constrain margin expansion. Competitors in industrial and infrastructure technology face heightened market competition as Siemens expands its order book.

Siemens' Q2 results highlight strong growth but underscore the need to manage external risks to sustain momentum.

Topics: Siemens, Financial Results, Infrastructure Sector, Private Sector Capex, Revenue Growth, New Orders, Profitability, Market Competition

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Source: ET Markets