Siemens Energy in the news

Siemens Energy fully acquires RWG Repair & Overhauls for $151 million to expand its profitable gas turbine service business amid record 2025 financial results and raised growth targets.

Siemens Energy is recovering financially with plans for growth, profitability by 2026, and large shareholder returns by 2028.

Siemens Energy's stock has surged recently and is expensive compared to peers, but strong profit growth and volatility may offer future buying opportunities.

Siemens Energy's stock rose 1.2% near its 52-week high, with improved quarterly earnings and expected dividend growth.

In 2025, Siemens Energy and Rheinmetall significantly boosted the DAX, and trend-following investment services showed that these stocks contributed good returns, especially in the boerse.de-Signale Aktien DACH portfolio.

John Wood Group sold its 50% stake in RWG Repair & Overhauls to Siemens Energy for $151 million, completing the deal this week.

A Siemens Energy works council member was abruptly dismissed without cause, sparking legal action and widespread solidarity amid concerns of union busting before elections.

Siemens Energy maintains its integrated energy strategy amid high stock valuation concerns, with analysts warning the current price may be overextended despite growth prospects.

Siemens Energy's 2025 stock rally is fueled by AI data center demand, strong turbine sales, ambitious profit margin goals, major shareholder returns, and heavy investments in grid expansion.

Siemens Energy shows strong fundamentals with growth in Gas Services and Grid Technologies, improved margins, and accelerating capital returns.

Goldman Sachs increased Siemens Energy's price target to 139 euros and kept a 'Buy' rating, citing strong 2028 targets and a new share buyback plan.

Macro Offshore won a 10-year contract to provide accommodation services with its rig Crossway Eagle for Siemens Energy's North Sea offshore wind projects starting in 2027.

Siemens Energy and Iraqi officials met in Berlin to advance collaboration on expanding and maintaining Iraq's power generation and infrastructure.

Siemens Energy's contract to supply key systems for Oklo's nuclear project aims to reduce supply chain risks but demand uncertainties for nuclear-powered data centers remain.

German and US stock markets rose last week on hopes for an end to the Ukraine war and US interest rate cuts, with Siemens Energy shares up 14.4% due to reconstruction order prospects.

Siemens Energy collaborates with Rolls-Royce SMR to supply efficient steam turbines for compact, factory-built small modular nuclear reactors aimed at clean energy and decarbonization.