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Consolidated fair value $100.14 all other verticals held in this portfolio case
Final-quarter revenue $372M 1% of company revenue
Explicit segment contribution $789M EBITDA less segment capex, before corporate items

The two things that went wrong in a record quarter get worse instead of better. Siemens Healthineers is 28% of consolidated revenue and has already had its own fiscal 2026 growth guide cut to 3.5-4.0% from 4.5-5.0% on what Siemens calls a structural, not cyclical, change in Chinese diagnostics; Mobility's profit fell 2% and its margin fell from 9.3% to 8.6% on 6% revenue growth; and currency took a full percentage point off both order and revenue growth. Take a point a quarter off growth, two points off margin, and let a conglomerate exit at 10.0x rather than the 15.85x the tape pays now, and fair value is $100.14 - 39.4% below the traded price. That is not a demand collapse: revenue still grows, at about 5% a year rather than 8%, and 73.8% of the remaining value is still the terminal.

Siemens Financial Services and reconciliation

Basis quarter$543M
Final quarter$372M
Implied CAGR−7%
Final revenue mix1%

The residual reconciling line: Siemens Financial Services, plus Innovation, Governance, group purchase-price-allocation amortization, eliminations and divestment gains. It is not an operating business; it is what turns four segment revenue lines into the consolidated total, and it has to be modelled because the consolidated total is the number every series on the stock page is built from. Revenue is small and shrinking, EUR 467m in the basis quarter against EUR 640m two years ago, while its EBITDA swings between -$534m and +$660m a quarter on divestment gains and PPA add-backs.

Last four quarters
2025 Q4 $714M Reported
2026 Q1 $586M Reported
2026 Q2 $568M Reported
2026 Q3 $543M Reported
Siemens Financial ServicesInnovation and Governance central costsPurchase-price-allocation amortizationEliminations, divestment gains and other items
Sequential growth −2.0%/qtr decaying toward 0.0% The residual fell from $586m to $543m across fiscal 2026; -2% a quarter continues it.
Siemens Financial Services and reconciliation

Latest: $372M (2031Q3E)

Period Value
2024Q1 $516M
2024Q2 $611M
2024Q3 $602M
2024Q4 $703M
2025Q1 $597M
2025Q2 $670M
2025Q3 $580M
2025Q4 $714M
2026Q1 $586M
2026Q2 $568M
2026Q3 $543M
2026Q4E $527M
2027Q1E $512M
2027Q2E $499M
2027Q3E $487M
2027Q4E $476M
2028Q1E $465M
2028Q2E $456M
2028Q3E $447M
2028Q4E $439M
2029Q1E $431M
2029Q2E $424M
2029Q3E $417M
2029Q4E $410M
2030Q1E $404M
2030Q2E $398M
2030Q3E $393M
2030Q4E $387M
2031Q1E $382M
2031Q2E $377M
2031Q3E $372M

Assumptions & reasoning

  • Not an operating business. This is Siemens' own disclosed Siemens Financial Services line plus its Reconciliation to Consolidated Financial Statements line - Innovation, Governance, group purchase-price-allocation amortisation, eliminations and divestment gains - and it exists here so the four operating verticals foot to consolidated revenue exactly, which they do in all eleven quarters.
  • Its EBITDA does not scale with its revenue and never will: the line has printed anything from -$534m to +$660m of EBITDA on revenue between $516m and $714m. The 12.9% margin is the trailing four quarters, $310m of EBITDA on $2,410m of revenue, and it is a placeholder for a residual rather than an operating rate. It is 1.8% of group EBITDA.
  • Capex intensity is exactly zero. A reconciling line buys no property, plant or equipment; all of Siemens' EUR 636m of quarterly additions to intangible assets and PP&E sits inside the four operating verticals.
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