French energy management firm Schneider Electric, a dominant player in the data center infrastructure space, has just announced its Q4 2025 results, posting better than expected earnings, driven mainly by data center demand.
The company reported over 11 percent organic increase in revenue to €11 billion in Q4 2025, with their energy management business led by data center demand recording 11 percent growth, and their revenue from the industrial automation segment up by 8 percent.
Overall for 2025, even though net income was down about 2 percent and stood at €4.2 billion, revenue was up by over 9 percent, crossing €40 billion for the first time. This encompasses an increase of over 10 percent in the revenues from the energy management business, and 3 percent from industrial automation.
“2025 was a milestone year. We delivered record revenues, expanded adjusted EBITA margin despite volatility, and generated our highest free cash flow, with strong execution, particularly in H2,” said Oliver Blum, CEO, Schneider Electric. “End‑market demand accelerated sharply in Q4, led by Data Centers as well as Industry and Infrastructure, confirming our strong strategic positioning, balanced exposure and portfolio strength.”
Additionally, the company announced that its current Chief Financial Officer, Hilary Maxson, will be leaving on April 5. Nathan Fast will take over as the new CFO, effective April 6.
According to a report by Channel News Asia, after the results were announced, the Paris-listed stock was up almost 4 percent to 275 euros by 1015 GMT, its highest price on record.
