REAL-TIME GLOBAL RESEARCH
Siemens Energy: Our take on today’s -9% share price reaction – unwarranted
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Siemens Energy: Our take on today’s -9% share price reaction – unwarranted
Phil Buller AC Europe Equity Research
(44-20) 3493-9403 22 July 2026 J P M O R G A N
phil.buller@jpmorgan.com
Investment Thesis, Valuation and Risks
Siemens Energy (Overweight; Price Target: €235.00)
Investment Thesis
• Strong and Sustainable FCF Trade: Siemens Energy’s earnings growth outlook
through 2028 is stronger than peers, with company guidance likely beatable in Gas
Services (GS), Grid Tech (GT), and possibly Gamesa. The company is locking in
supply/demand imbalances into long-term, profitable service contracts extending into
the 2040s. GS services FCF alone could justify the current valuation and provide
protection against future volatility.
• Electricity Demand Growth: Accelerating electricity demand, driven by
electrification and AI, especially in the US, will require significant grid investment.
Siemens Energy, with its leading gas turbines, grid equipment, and offshore wind
portfolio, is well-positioned to benefit from this trend and generate recurring FCF from
service contracts.
• Share Price Outlook: Despite a strong share rally, there is potential for >50% upside
over 12-18 months as long-only investors revisit the stock, driven by improved FCF
margins similar to Rolls-Royce’s recent performance.
• Wind Business Turnaround: The wind business turnaround is nearly complete, with
break-even expected before the end of 2026, despite challenges from a reduced onshore
presence.
Valuation
To derive our Dec-27 PT of €235, we value Siemens Energy on 24x calendarised 2028E
EV/EBITA. The multiple is derived from a reverse DCF using long-term growth,
normalised margin, capital structure, cost of capital, capital intensity and tax rates, among
others.
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