Daijiworld Media Network – Mumbai

Mumbai, Jun 19: In a notable debut on the Bombay Stock Exchange, Siemens Energy India—newly demerged from Siemens Ltd—made headlines as its stock surged 5%, hitting the upper circuit at Rs 2,992.45 on Thursday. The stock, which listed at Rs 2,850, has instantly caught the attention of investors and brokerages alike, amid bullish sentiment surrounding India’s ambitious infrastructure and clean energy goals.

The optimism comes as experts anticipate up to 30% potential upside for the stock in the coming months, with the energy-focused company now positioned as one of the largest listed entities in India dedicated to power transmission and distribution (T&D) solutions. The company is expected to ride the wave of India’s growing investments in T&D infrastructure, backed by a projected capital expenditure exceeding Rs 9.2 trillion till FY32.

Several top brokerage firms have reaffirmed confidence in Siemens Energy India’s future. Analysts point to strong fundamentals, expanding market reach, and a diversified portfolio that includes power generation, green hydrogen, battery storage, and grid automation. With exclusive distribution rights across key South Asian nations and over ten state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities across India, the company is poised to play a pivotal role in the country’s decarbonisation efforts.

Notably, the company is already showing early signs of operational strength, with improving margins in the first five months of FY25. As Siemens Energy India carves its niche post-demerger, market observers view the listing as more than just a stock market event—it marks the emergence of a new energy powerhouse aligned with India's green and digital future.