Trading Apps Show Steep Decline of 50% in Siemens | Here is All About Demerger

Posted by : sachet | Mon Apr 07 2025

Stock Market Today, Stocks to Watch Today on 7th April 2025: Siemens India Limited witnessed a sharp decline of over 50% in intraday trading on Monday 7th April 2025. The stock was traded ex-demerger followed by the spin-off its energy business. This demerger was approved by the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on 26th March 2025. As a result, Siemens share faced a significant price adjustments on different trading platforms.

Today on 7th April 2025, Siemens India opened at ₹2,450.00 on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) with a sharp fall from its previous closing price on Friday which was ₹4,939.80. It indicates the notiona removal of energy business from Siemen’s core operations.

In the stock market today, Siemen later rebounded to ₹3,087.00 and is currently trading at ₹2,805.55 (14:24:09 PM).

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Reason Behind Siemens Share Price Fall

A steep decline in Siemen share price is not a panic selling, it is a price adjustment due to demerger of the company. Investors are eligible to receive one share of Siemens Energy India Limited for every share held in Siemens India Limited. The recorded date for this 1:1 ratio is prescribed as 7th April 2025.

A sudden fall in Siemens share price is a common phenomenon during the Siemens India demerger of subsidiaries. The stock price reflects only the residual business after the demerger. Moreover, the demerger unit’s value is now expected to be captured in the coming Siemens Energy India listing.

Unique Facts for Siemens Stock News

Siemens India is to follow a T+1 settlement cycle. Thus, shares purchased on 4th April 2025 (Friday) were the last eligible for Siemens India demerger benefits.
Siemens Energy AG was listed on the Frankfut Stock Exchange in September 2020, and AG’s global demerger strategy began in 2020.
Siemens India demerger is marked as one of the largest corporate restructurings in India’s capital goods sector.
Siemens India was focusing on industrial automation, mobility, digital industries, and smart infrastructure post-demerger.

What to Do Now?

Analysts suggested that long-term investors should hold their positions in Siemens shares. The growing demand for infrastructure, clean energy, and automation in India would provide an exemplary benefit to Siemens India and Siemens Energy India to sustain a competitive edge in the market. Experts are also suggesting to track updates from Siemens and stock exchanges regarding official listing dates and business outlooks.

Final Thoughts

While the lowering of the price seems to raise eyebrows on the face of it, it is a technological shift and not a sign of Siemens India’s fundamental business tenets. Buyers are offered a chance to be a part of two focused, potentially high-growth businesses through demerger. Market participants are advised to be patient and monitor happenings closely as Siemens Energy India’s IPO approaches.