REAL-TIME GLOBAL RESEARCH
Citi‘s Most Read – Industrial Tech & Mobility
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Citi‘s Most Read – Industrial Tech & Mobility
divisions in-line with VA consensus, would imply group orders of EUR17.7bn, 4%
above consensus. 2) Siemens Energy reiterated its expectation of 110-120 GW gas
turbine annual demand in the coming years, and sounded relaxed about industry
supply/demand. 3) No large orders in Grid or SGRE highlighted. 4) IR went beyond
existing commentary around a good Gas pipeline for 2027 to call out a likely good
start to FY27. Given the shares' recent weakness on concerns around peaking Gas
orders in FY26/softening supply/demand, we would expect some relief for the
shares.
Neutral | Target price €185.00
Vivek Midha, CFA
INNIO Group (INIO.O) - Compelling Onsite Data Center Power Play, But Growth
Priced in Stock; Initiate INIO Neutral
We think INIO’s well-established position as a public “pure-play” reciprocating
engine manufacturer supports a significant multi-year earnings growth
opportunity, driven primarily by the robust data center infrastructure build-out
cycle that’s creating a supply deficit relative to demand levels. We think INIO’s
planned capacity expansion plans (~3x mfg. capacity from 2025 levels by 2030)
should unlock meaningful Equipment revenue at higher margin (supported by
favorable pricing in backlog and improving operational leverage) while also
establishing a substantial L-T services opportunity 2030+. That said, given an
elevated valuation multiple that we think largely reflects expected favorable
demand trends and improving profitability, we view near-term risk/reward as
relatively balanced. We initiate coverage with a Neutral rating and a $42 target
price based on 30x our 2027 adj. EBITDA estimate.
Neutral | Target price US$42.00
Andrew Kaplowitz
INIO’s Capacity Expansion Plan
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