Schneider Electric stock holds firm as 2025 revenue and earnings stay strong

Schneider Electric stock remains supported by its 2025 results, with revenue of EUR 38.15 billion, adjusted EBITA of EUR 7.15 billion, and net income of EUR 4.27 billion. The company is Schneider Electric SE (ISIN FR0000121972), and those figures came from the latest annual reporting context.

EUR 38.15 billion sales

Schneider Electric reported 2025 revenue of EUR 38.15 billion, up 6.3% on a reported basis and 8.3% organically, according to the companys annual report. Adjusted EBITA reached EUR 7.15 billion, while the adjusted EBITA margin improved to 18.7% from 18.2% a year earlier.

Net income attributable to shareholders rose to EUR 4.27 billion in 2025 from EUR 3.67 billion in 2024. That gives the stock a clear earnings base, with profit growth and margin expansion moving in the same direction.

Margin at 18.7 percent

The 18.7% adjusted EBITA margin matters because it shows how much of the revenue base Schneider Electric is converting into operating profit. The company also said free cash flow came in at EUR 4.21 billion in 2025, compared with EUR 3.85 billion in 2024.

For investors, the comparison is straightforward: revenue rose by EUR 2.25 billion year on year, adjusted EBITA increased by EUR 510 million, and free cash flow added EUR 360 million. Those are the kinds of numbers that typically support a premium valuation for a large industrial automation group.

Industrial automation focus

Schneider Electric ties those numbers to its core business in energy management and industrial automation, which remains the main revenue engine. The companys 2025 organic growth of 8.3% suggests demand held up across its installed-base, software, and electrification exposure.

That operating mix is important because it connects the margin profile to recurring service and digital revenue rather than only to equipment sales. The result is a business that can absorb cycle shifts better than a pure hardware supplier.

Products and systems

Representative product areas include electrical distribution, automation software, and control systems used in buildings, factories, and data centers. Schneider Electric has repeatedly framed these categories as central to its growth strategy, and the 2025 numbers show that the model still converts into earnings and cash.

For a stock story, the product line matters mainly because it explains why revenue and margin can rise together. A business that sells both equipment and software usually has more pricing power than a one-layer industrial supplier.

Market level and close

In market terms, the body text here is anchored by the 2025 operating update rather than a fresh quote, with the latest evidenced market relevance coming from the companys annual results for 2025. On that basis, the key numbers are revenue of EUR 38.15 billion, adjusted EBITA margin of 18.7%, and free cash flow of EUR 4.21 billion.

Schneider Electric SE is listed on Euronext Paris under the symbol SU.