Schneider Electric Surpasses 40 Billion Euros in Revenue by 2025
Schneider Electric delivered its 2025 results with a record revenue of 40 billion euros, marking a 9% organic growth driven by increased demand in data centers and manufacturing industries. The company also reported an adjusted EBITA of 7.5 billion euros and a record free cash flow of 4.6 billion euros.
Record Revenue Growth
Schneider Electric recorded a revenue of 40 billion euros in 2025, achieving a 9% organic growth from 38.2 billion euros the previous year. Energy Management grew by 10% organically, driven by data centers, while Industrial Automation saw a 3% organic increase, reflecting a recovery in the manufacturing industries market. In the fourth quarter, revenue reached 11 billion euros, a quarterly record, with an organic growth of 11%. North America was the leading region, showing a 15% organic growth, while all four regions contributed to the progress.
Strong Financial Performance
The adjusted EBITA stood at 7.5 billion euros, with a 12% organic growth, representing an 18.7% margin rate of the revenue, which is a 50 basis points improvement organically. The net income of 4.2 billion euros saw a 2% decrease in published variation. Free cash flow reached a record level of 4.6 billion euros, up by 10%, with a conversion rate of 111% relative to the net income. The adjusted earnings per share amounted to 8.59 euros, up by 3%. Schneider Electric proposes a dividend of 4.20 euros per share, an increase of 8%, pending shareholder approval on May 7, 2026.
Future Growth Targets and Executive Changes
The group has set a target for 2026 for an organic EBITA growth between 10% and 15%, based on a 7% to 10% organic revenue growth and an increase in the organic adjusted EBITA margin of 50 to 80 basis points. Concurrently, Hilary Maxson, Chief Financial Officer, will leave the group on April 5, 2026. Nathan Fast, an American citizen who joined Schneider Electric in 2007 and currently SVP in charge of Investor Relations, has been appointed to this position effective April 6, 2026. Fast brings financial expertise notably from EY and Deloitte, as well as international experience in North America, Canada, and France.
