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MOFSL Recommends Siemens Energy for 60% Upside

MOFSL Recommends Siemens Energy for 60% Upside
Stock to buy for 60% upside: Why MOFSL likes Siemens Energy after recent correction · businesstoday.in

MOFSL, a brokerage firm, thinks Siemens Energy is a good stock to buy.

They say it's currently cheaper than other similar companies and has a lot of room to grow.

Siemens Energy is expanding its business in making transformers and high-voltage switchgear, which are important for electricity transmission.

MOFSL believes that the company's power transmission segment will grow faster than its power generation segment.

They also think that even though there might be some competition from Chinese companies, it won't happen immediately.

MOFSL has set a target price for the stock that is 60% higher than its current price, which means they think the stock could make a lot of money for investors.

Key facts

Current Market Price
Rs 2,123
Target Price
Rs 3,400
Potential Upside
60%
Valuation Discount
25% compared to Hitachi Energy
Expected Growth in Power Transmission
13% CAGR over FY25-28
Expected Growth in Power Generation
10% CAGR over FY25-28
Total Addressable Market (TAM)
Rs 9.2 lakh crore by FY32

Quotes

MOFSL

A domestic brokerage firm

“We expect its power transmission segment to continue to grow at a higher pace than the power generation segment. We believe that the recent uptrend in commodity prices can have a near- to medium-term impact on margins until it is passed through. In terms of easing curbs on Chinese players to bid for government contracts, our interactions with industry participants indicate that Chinese players may be required to set up capacities in India if these proposals are accepted.”
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“We expect a 13 per cent CAGR in power transmission segment inflows over FY25-28. The power generation segment, contributing 46 per cent of revenue, is growing at a relatively slower pace as growth in base industries remains weak. As highlighted earlier, management expects high-single-digit growth in the power generation business. We bake in a 10 per cent CAGR in power generation segment inflows over FY25-28.”
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