Archive · 11 Dec 2025
Siemens India Sells LVM Business
Siemens India sold its low-voltage motors (LVM) business to its parent company for Rs 2,200 crore.
The company is optimistic about 10-15% yearly growth in its power transmission business and expects to improve margins.
Analysts have mixed views: some recommend buying the stock due to strong growth prospects, while others suggest holding it.
The power transmission segment has seen significant margin improvements and a strong order backlog.
Siemens Energy India is well-positioned to benefit from the growth in the Indian power sector.
Siemens India sold its LVM business to its parent company for Rs 2,200 crore.
The company is optimistic about 10-15% yearly growth in the power transmission segment.
Analysts have mixed recommendations: MOFSL and Antique Stock Broking recommend buying, while ICICI Securities suggests holding.
The power transmission segment has seen margin expansion and a strong order backlog.
Siemens Energy India is expected to report significant revenue and earnings growth over the next few years.
- Who
- Siemens India
- What
- Sold its low-voltage motors (LVM) business to its parent company and highlighted growth opportunities in power transmission
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- India
- Why
- To remove a long-standing overhang, focus on more profitable segments, and benefit from growth in the power transmission business
Buy
Hold
Investment Recommendation
Buy
MOFSL and Antique Stock Broking recommend buying Siemens Energy India stock.
Hold
ICICI Securities recommends holding Siemens Energy India stock.
- Enterprise Value
- Rs 2,200 crore
- JM Financial Valuation
- Rs 40 per share (Rs 1,400 crore)
- Target Price (MOFSL)
- Rs 3,800
- Target Price (ICICI Securities)
- Rs 3,125
- Target Price (Antique Stock Broking)
- Rs 3,416
- LVM Sales (12 months)
- Rs 967 crore
- Projected Sales (FY28–29)
- Rs 1,200 crore
- Projected Ebit Margin
- 4%
- LVM Employees
- 89
- Analyst Meet Date
- December 12
- Projected Growth (Power Transmission)
- 10-15% YoY
- Order Backlog (FY25)
- Rs 16,200 crore
- Expected Transmission Bidding Activity
- Rs 80,000–1,00,000 crore annum
- Projected Revenue CAGR (FY25-27)
- 22%
- Projected Earnings CAGR (FY25-27)
- 30%