Siemens Energy posted record fiscal 2026 results with a 15.5% revenue increase and a $183 billion backlog, prompting a dividend hike to $2.57 per share as the company targets 20-22% profit margins by 2030.
Record fiscal year 2026 ended September 30: revenue up 15.5% to $49.3 billion, orders up 18.8%, book-to-bill of 1.54, record $183 billion backlog and profit margin more than doubled to 12.4%. The company also proposes to more than triple its dividend and targets 20-22% margin by 2030. These are hard, above-earlier-target results plus a raised payout, a clear positive surprise for the shares.
Siemens Energy reported a record fiscal year 2026 ending September 30, with revenue climbing 15.5% to $49.3 billion and orders rising 18.8%. The company, which saw its profit margin more than double to 12.4%, proposed a dividend of $2.57 per share, more than tripling the previous year's payout. Growth was bolstered by a record $183 billion backlog and a turnaround at the Siemens Gamesa wind business, which reached break-even.
The company delivered record revenue and orders, beat or met every raised target, more than doubled its profit margin to 12.4%, and proposes to more than triple its dividend.
Yes, the Siemens Gamesa wind turbine business only reached just above break-even for the year ended September 30.