Siemens stock rises 1.2% on €2.4B train deal with Flix
Siemens continues to deliver strong performance in its Digital Industries and Smart Infrastructure segments
As of May 27, Siemens stock is trading at €221.25, up 1.2% in the last 24 hours. This price action confirms continued bullish sentiment after the stock decisively broke above the key resistance zone at €215 earlier this month.
Highlights
- Siemens stock is trading at €221.25, showing strong momentum after securing a €2.4B train contract with Flix.
- Technical indicators point to continued upside with support at €215 and a short-term target of €235.
- Positive earnings projections and sector tailwinds further reinforce the bullish outlook.
The €215 level, which had served as a ceiling since late March, now acts as an immediate support area. The next upside target lies at €235, a zone that coincides with the consensus analyst price target and the upper bound of the current ascending channel.
The short-term moving averages continue to support the bullish view. The 50-day simple moving average (SMA) currently sits around €210, while the 200-day SMA is at €200. Both are sloping upward, reinforcing the continuation of the uptrend. Momentum indicators also suggest strength, with the Relative Strength Index (RSI) holding at 65. While this places Siemens stock close to overbought territory, it is not yet at a level that typically signals immediate correction risk.
Siemens stock price dynamics (March 2025 - May 2025). Source: TradingView.
Volume profiles have confirmed the breakout, with above-average buying volume accompanying the recent push above €215. This suggests institutional participation and broader investor confidence in Siemens’ growth trajectory.
Market context: €2.4B Flix train deal and sector tailwinds
Investor optimism is largely driven by fundamental developments, including the newly announced €2.4 billion order from Flix for a new generation of trains. Siemens will deliver a substantial portion of this contract alongside Spanish partner Talgo. The deal boosts the visibility and long-term revenue stream for Siemens Mobility, which remains a core pillar of the company’s diversified industrial business.
The timing of this contract is significant. It comes as European rail infrastructure is undergoing expansion in response to decarbonization initiatives and shifting transportation priorities. Siemens is well-positioned to benefit, thanks to its strong product portfolio in both high-speed trains and signaling systems. The Mobility segment contributed approximately 13.5% of Siemens’ total revenue in 2023 and is expected to gain further prominence as green transportation gains momentum across Europe and Asia.
Beyond the Mobility division, Siemens continues to deliver strong performance in its Digital Industries and Smart Infrastructure segments. Analysts have revised their near-term earnings expectations upward. The current quarter's earnings per share (EPS) is forecast at €2.57, rising to €3.19 in the next quarter. Revenue estimates for fiscal 2025 stand at €79.32 billion, reflecting a healthy year-over-year growth projection of 4.47%.
Targeting €235 with upside risk to €261
With technical and fundamental factors aligning, Siemens stock appears poised to test the €235 resistance level over the coming weeks. This level aligns with both chart resistance and the average analyst price target. A successful break above €235 would open the path to the next psychological resistance at €250, followed by the top analyst target of €261.
If broader market conditions remain supportive, and Siemens continues to secure infrastructure contracts or report better-than-expected earnings, upside momentum could accelerate. However, traders should monitor the €215 support level closely. A drop below €215 may lead to a temporary pullback toward €210, which coincides with the 50-day SMA.
Siemens reported €76.54 billion in revenue and €7.44 billion in net income over the past year, reflecting a strong 12.56% profit margin and 14.07% return on equity. With a forward P/E of 20.4 and robust growth in Smart Infrastructure and Digital Industries, the company remains financially solid and well-positioned in AI and automation sectors.
