Siemens Down 39%: What Should Investors Do Now?

Siemens’ stock is currently trading at Rs 3,000.0 after plunging 39%.
The BSE CAPITAL GOODS index, however, is down 5.3% at 56,506.6.
Bharat Forge (down 8.3%) and Graphite India (down 7.2%) are two of the biggest losses in today’s BSE CAPITAL GOODS index.
Siemens has experienced a decline of Rs 2,646.5 (down 46.9%) during the past year, going from Rs 5,646.5 to Rs 3,000.0.

However, over the past 12 months, the BSE CAPITAL GOODS index has decreased from 62,502.2 to 56,506.6, representing a 9.6% loss.

During this same period, ADANI GREEN ENERGY (down 53.5%), Siemens (down 46.9%), and Graphite India (down 31.7%) were the top losers among the stocks in the BSE CAPITAL GOODS index.

Benchmarks vs Reality: What You Should Know

At 72,818.6, the BSE Sensex is down 3.4%.
Today, Tata Steel (down 10.1%) and Tata Motors (down 8.4%) are the biggest losers on the BSE Sensex. ZOMATO and Tata Steel are the two most traded equities on the BSE Sensex.
Meanwhile, the NSE Nifty is down 3.8% at 22,041.9. Among the leading losers in the NSE NIFTY are Trent and Tata Steel.
The BSE Sensex has dropped 1,058.2 points (down 1.4%) over the past 12 months, from 73,876.8 to 72,818.6.

What’s Next for Siemens? A Financial Look

Siemens net profit fell 9.6% YoY to Rs 3,721 million for the quarter ended December 2024, compared to a profit of Rs 4,116 million a year ago. Net sales declined 3.3% to Rs 35,872 million during the period as against Rs 37,095 million in October-December 2023.

For the year ended September 2024, Siemens reported 38.5% increase in net profit to Rs 27,181 million compared to net profit of Rs 19,619 million during FY23. Revenue of the company grew 13.7% to Rs 222,397 million during FY24.

The current Price to earnings ratio of Siemens, based on rolling 12 months earnings, stands at 41.3.