Siemens Energy Says 1Q Adjusted Earnings Beat Expectations; Backs 2021 Outlook
January 25 2021 - 02:10AM
Dow Jones News
By Cecilia Butini
Siemens Energy AG said late Sunday that its preliminary
first-quarter adjusted earnings before interest, taxes and
amortization came in higher than expected, and backed its outlook
for fiscal year 2021.
The German energy company posted an adjusted Ebita of 243
million euros ($295.8 million) for the quarter ended Dec. 31,
compared with minus EUR117 million the year prior, it said. The
margin was 3.7%. A consensus provided by the company had adjusted
Ebita at minus EUR26 million.
Siemens Energy said the quarter benefited from operational
improvements driving lower costs, including positive temporary
effects.
Adjusted Ebita before special items came in at EUR366 million,
up from minus EUR74 million in the same quarter the previous year,
reflecting a 5.6% margin, the company said.
Revenue came in at EUR6.54 billion, up from the same quarter a
year prior, when it was EUR6.37 billion, it said. A consensus
provided by the company saw revenue at EUR6.71 billion.
Siemens Energy's order intake was substantially below the high
basis of comparison with the same quarter last year, reaching
EUR7.43 billion compared with EUR10.03 billion the year prior, it
said.
Siemens Energy is due to release full earnings for the first
quarter on Feb. 2.
Write to Cecilia Butini at cecilia.butini@wsj.com
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