Siemens stock gains 1.7% as Samsung EDA deal boosts tech ambitions
The recognition from Samsung validates Siemens' long-term strategy of shifting toward software-driven revenue streams
As of June 20, Siemens stock is trading at €211.4, marking a 1.7% gain in the last 24 hours.
Technically, Siemens is positioned in a consolidative zone above long-term moving averages, which generally signals underlying strength.
Highlights
- Siemens received Samsung Foundry certification for its EDA tools, boosting its presence in the semiconductor design space.
- The stock is technically consolidating but poised for a breakout above €216.
- Strong EDA momentum and a shift toward software-driven revenues support a bullish medium-term outlook.
The 200-day simple moving average (SMA), currently at approximately €196.09, provides strong long-term support, while the 100-day SMA near €212.89 is acting as dynamic resistance. The 50-day SMA, situated around €207.91, offers short-term support, keeping the stock within a narrow but constructive trading band.
The short-term exponential moving averages (5-day EMA at €215.07 and 10-day EMA at €216.37) highlight near-term resistance levels, which Siemens is yet to reclaim. A close above these EMAs would indicate a potential bullish breakout. Overall, Siemens remains above most of its long-term trend indicators, suggesting a bias toward a continuation higher if resistance zones are breached.
Other key oscillators like the Commodity Channel Index (CCI), Williams %R, and Rate of Change (ROC) remain neutral-to-mildly bullish, reflecting the absence of strong conviction from the market. This suggests traders are waiting for a fresh catalyst—likely in the form of macro news, earnings results, or additional semiconductor deals—before repositioning.
Siemens stock price dynamics (April 2025 - June 2025). Source: TradingView
Momentum indicators present a mixed picture. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is currently at 47.01, squarely in neutral territory, suggesting there’s room for movement in either direction. The MACD indicator has just turned marginally positive (0.89), a cautiously bullish signal if confirmed by follow-through price action. Meanwhile, the Average Directional Index (ADX) reads at 11.97, indicating a weak trend.
Samsung EDA certification fuels growth narrative
Siemens has announced that its Calibre and AFS EDA tool suites have received certification from Samsung Foundry for use on cutting-edge nodes including 4 nm, EUV, FD-SOI, and 3D packaging. Tools such as Calibre xACT 3D, Solido, DesignEnhancer, and Aprisa are now Samsung SAFE-certified, positioning Siemens as a key player in next-gen semiconductor design enablement.
This move aligns Siemens Digital Industries with AI-centric chip development, enhancing its relevance beyond traditional industrial automation. The recognition from Samsung, which includes multiple SAFE awards, validates Siemens' long-term strategy of shifting toward high-margin, software-driven revenue streams. These developments could lead to an upward earnings revision cycle if traction with Samsung and other foundries continues.
The EDA market is forecast to grow substantially over the next five years, driven by increased demand for advanced packaging and AI workloads. Siemens’ early alignment with foundries like Samsung and participation in deep-node ecosystems places it in a strong position to capture share in this expanding segment. Moreover, SAFE certification creates repeat business potential through software licensing and services tied to node-specific optimizations. This reinforces Siemens' transformation from a cyclical industrial name to a tech-integrated industrial solutions leader.
Price forecast
The bull case envisions a scenario where Siemens benefits from a strong Q2 earnings beat, further semiconductor certification wins, or an uptick in industrial confidence across the eurozone. In this case, a breakout above €225 would likely be followed by upward movement toward the €230–235 range, particularly if institutional flows return to DAX industrial leaders.
Conversely, in the bear case, the stock could fall below the €208 support level due to weaker-than-expected industrial orders, geopolitical tension, or deteriorating macro conditions in Europe. A breach of that support could lead Siemens to test €200 and potentially dip as far as €196, aligning with its 200-day moving average and forming a key technical base.
Siemens is strengthening its digital infrastructure footprint with a major data centre hub in Tres Cantos, Madrid, aimed at serving southern Europe. The initiative, part of a broader €13 billion sector expansion, highlights Siemens’ focus on sustainability and tech-driven growth.
