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Siemens Energy Hits Record Highs as Analysts Boost Targets: How AI, Grid Demand and a Wind Turnaround Drive the Stock Rally

Siemens Energy Shares Soar as Record Profit, Dividend Comeback and Higher 2028 Targets Mark End of Crisis

Munich/Berlin – 14 November 2025 – Siemens Energy has drawn a bold line under its crisis years. The German energy technology group has reported the highest profit in its history, sharply raised its medium‑term financial targets, announced its first dividend in four years – and watched its share price rocket towards a record high. Behind the headlines is a story of surging global electricity demand, AI‑driven data centre expansion, a booming grid and gas business – and a still‑troubled wind division that management insists it can fix. Record €1.7 Billion Profit Signals a Turnaround For the financial year 2025 (October 2024
14 November 2025
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Siemens Energy Hits Record Highs as Analysts Boost Targets: How AI, Grid Demand and a Wind Turnaround Drive the Stock Rally

Siemens Energy Soars After Jefferies Upgrade to €134; Commerzbank Jumps on Deutsche Bank ‘Buy’ as DAX Closes +1.65% (Nov 10, 2025)

Published: Monday, 10 November 2025 German equities rallied to start the week, led by Siemens Energy and Commerzbank after fresh analyst upgrades propelled both stocks to the top of the DAX. The benchmark index finished up 1.65% at 23,959.99, aided by broader risk-on sentiment as investors bet on progress in the U.S. budget impasse. Investing.com Deutsch Key takeaways Siemens Energy leads after Jefferies calls for €134 target Siemens Energy (Xetra: ENR) rallied after Jefferies shifted its rating to “Buy” and more than doubled its price target to €134. Analyst Lucas Ferhani argued the company’s product portfolio is positioned against the
10 November 2025
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$100 B Bank Fraud Scandal Triggers Global Market Rout – DAX Sinks Below 24,000 Amid ‘Cockroach’ Fears

DAX Today (10 November 2025): German Stocks Jump on U.S. Shutdown Progress; Siemens Energy, Commerzbank, Hannover Re Lead Gains

Berlin/Frankfurt — Monday, 10 November 2025. Germany’s blue‑chip DAX rallied at the start of the week as global risk appetite improved on signs the historic U.S. government shutdown could soon end. Shortly after the Xetra open, the DAX added about 1.4% to 23,907, with gains later stretching to ~23,990 (+1.8%) as buyers broadened out across financials, industrials and energy tech. The MDAX and Euro Stoxx 50 also traded firmly higher. marketscreener.com+1 Why the DAX is higher today Relief across global markets followed U.S. Senate progress on a stopgap funding bill to reopen the federal government after a 40‑day shutdown, easing
10 November 2025
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Siemens Energy Hits Record Highs as Analysts Boost Targets: How AI, Grid Demand and a Wind Turnaround Drive the Stock Rally

Siemens Energy Stock Soars on Green Power Boom – What Investors Need to Know (Nov 2025)

Stock Performance: Near Record Highs After Historic Rally Siemens Energy’s stock has been on a remarkable tear over the past year. On November 3, 2025, shares traded around €111, very close to their highest level ever (about €112) reached in October reuters.com. The stock jumped +3.7% on Nov. 3 alone, and was up ~180% year-on-year reuters.com reuters.com. This marks a stunning reversal from two years ago, when Siemens Energy faced a crisis that sent the stock into a tailspin – it hit an all-time low near €6.40 in late 2023 amid troubles in its wind division (Siemens Gamesa). Short-term trend:
3 November 2025
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Siemens Energy Hits Record Highs as Analysts Boost Targets: How AI, Grid Demand and a Wind Turnaround Drive the Stock Rally

Siemens Energy Hits Record Highs as Analysts Boost Targets: How AI, Grid Demand and a Wind Turnaround Drive the Stock Rally

In‑depth report Background and recent share‑price rally Siemens Energy AG emerged in 2020 from the spin‑off of Siemens’ Gas and Power division. The company is headquartered in Munich and operates four main segments—Gas Services, Grid Technologies, Transformation of Industry (decarbonising industrial processes) and Wind Power (Siemens Gamesa). In FY 2024 Siemens Energy generated €34.5 billion in revenue, with operating income of €2.125 billion and net income of €1.335 billion en.wikipedia.org. The group employed roughly 102,000 people in 2025 en.wikipedia.org. The stock’s trajectory over the past two years has been dramatic. After quality problems at the wind‑turbine unit caused a 35 % share‑price collapse in June 2023, the company launched
2 October 2025
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