Siemens Healthineers AG

TickerSHL.XETRA
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5-year stock timeline

Siemens Healthineers (SHL.XETRA) five-year timeline; latest price €33.86.

Major events

The company announced on 2 August 2020 that it would acquire Varian Medical Systems for approximately USD 16.4 billion, positioning itself to build an integrated cancer-care portfolio with closure expected in H1 2021.

The Varian acquisition closed during 2021 through a combination of debt and a substantial rights issue, triggering a lengthy integration phase that reshaped the company's capital structure and free-float composition.

From 2022 through 2025, management concentrated on Varian integration alongside selective bolt-on acquisitions—including Varian's purchase of Aspekt Solutions in April 2024—while corporate actions such as a partial Siemens AG stake sale in 2025 and regular capital-markets updates altered both the ownership structure and investor information flow.

Investor narrative

The 2020–2021 Varian deal reframed Siemens Healthineers as a growth-and-scale oncology platform, anchoring a narrative around therapy-franchise expansion and long-term TAM capture.

Through 2022–2023, sentiment shifted as investors focused on capital-equipment cyclicality, Varian integration execution risk, and macroeconomic headwinds, driving a more cautious, valuation-conscious stance.

By 2024–2026, the story settled into a stabilizing compounder as Varian synergies materialized, reporting clarity improved, and index/passive ownership increased—moving the name toward a defensive healthcare industrial with meaningful oncology exposure.

Technical phases

2020 saw a COVID-era shock followed by recovery, with a notable rally surrounding and after the Varian announcement as markets repriced the growth trajectory the deal implied.

2021 brought pronounced volatility and periodic selloffs tied to rights-issue mechanics and early integration updates, creating multi-month retracements that punctuated the pre-deal trend.

2022–2023 experienced a broad drawdown and extended sideways consolidation amid macro weakness and capital-cycle concerns, followed by 2023–2024 breakout episodes on better-than-expected results, then 2025–2026 consolidation near current levels as volatility subsided and investor focus narrowed to cash-flow and integration milestones.

Key risks and downside factors

Siemens Healthineers faces stiff competition from GE HealthCare and Philips across imaging, diagnostics and therapy, with Canon, Fujifilm and specialist PACS/IT vendors nibbling at the edges. The company is deliberately moving toward services, consumables and software subscriptions—a sensible pivot—though management has been candid that the diagnostics business is running into headwinds that have pulled down their outlook. It's the kind of pressure that tends to separate who's adapting from who's just hoping things improve.

  • Intense competition from GE HealthCare, Philips, Canon, and Fujifilm, alongside low-cost entrants, creates ongoing pressure on pricing and market share [3][8].
  • Diagnostics revenue and margins move with volume cycles and reimbursement shifts. Management has flagged the diagnostics business as navigating a challenging environment with material implications for guidance [8].
  • The rapid pivot toward software, AI, and cloud imaging platforms creates real exposure to margin compression. More concerning: tech firms and specialist software vendors are positioned to disintermediate the traditional players here.
  • Operational risks—supply-chain constraints, parts and service execution, regulatory approvals for imaging and therapy devices—can delay deliveries and push costs higher [2][7].

Competitive landscape

Siemens Healthineers operates in a global medtech market dominated by large, diversified competitors—GE HealthCare, Philips, Abbott, and Roche among them. The competitive arena spans imaging, laboratory diagnostics, radiotherapy, advanced therapies, and digital health, which creates persistent pressure on pricing, installed-base services, and the pace of product innovation. Regional low-cost manufacturers and newer software and AI players introduce additional disruption risk, particularly in emerging markets and digital workflow solutions.

Private competitors

  • Carestream Health
  • United Imaging
  • Epic Systems

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Performance Figures of Siemens Healthineers AG

in EUR

1M High / Low
38.80 / 32.81
52W High / Low
50.00 / 32.81
5Y High / Low
67.66 / 32.81
1M
-11.57%
3M
-18.31%
6M
-16.99%
1Y
-29.34%
3Y
-33.25%
5Y
-19.90%

Relative Performance vs Benchmarks

PeriodSiemens Healthineers AG vs DAX vs S&P 500 (SPY)
1M -11.57% -11.81% -15.10%
3M -18.31% -16.04% -25.80%
6M -16.99% -22.98% -28.96%
1Y -29.34% -31.17% -54.52%
3Y -33.25% -83.63% -115.39%
5Y -19.90% -78.45% -109.23%

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Historical valuation trends

How the company’s key valuation ratios (P/E, P/S, P/B and P/CF) have evolved over time compared to today.

PeriodP/E RatioP/S RatioP/B RatioP/CF Ratio
Current18.21.72.113.6
1Y ago26.62.43.017.8
3Y ago39.62.83.530.4
5Y ago31.63.33.419.6

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the Siemens Healthineers AG stock traded?

The Siemens Healthineers AG stock trades under the ticker SHL.XETRA on the XETRA exchange. ISIN: DE000SHL1006.

What does Siemens Healthineers AG do?

Siemens Healthineers AG is a company characterized by the following investment thesis:

What are the key metrics for SHL.XETRA?

Key metrics for SHL.XETRA include valuation (P/E 17.8, P/S 1.6, P/B 2), profitability (profit margin 9.08%, ROE 11.47%), and growth (revenue —, earnings —). Market capitalization is 37.67B EUR. These metrics give an overview of the company's financial performance and valuation.

How has Siemens Healthineers AG's stock price performed?

Siemens Healthineers AG's stock has returned — over 1 year, — over 3 years, and — over 5 years. Performance can vary depending on market conditions and company developments.

How is SHL.XETRA valued?

SHL.XETRA has the following valuation metrics: P/E Ratio: 17.8, P/S Ratio: 1.6, P/B Ratio: 2. These metrics help assess whether the stock is fairly valued compared to its fundamentals.

Does SHL.XETRA pay dividends?

Yes, SHL.XETRA pays dividends with a dividend yield of 3%. Dividends can be an important component of the total return on an investment.

What are the key risks when investing in SHL.XETRA?

Key risks for SHL.XETRA include: Siemens Healthineers faces stiff competition from GE HealthCare and Philips across imaging, diagnostics and therapy, with Canon, Fujifilm and specialist PACS/IT vendors nibbling at the edges. The company is deliberately moving toward services, consumables and software subscriptions—a sensible pivot—though management has been candid that the diagnostics business is running into headwinds that have pulled down their outlook. It's the kind of pressure that tends to separate who's adapting from who's just hoping things improve.
  • Intense competition from GE HealthCare, Philips, Canon, and Fujifilm, alongside low-cost entrants, creates ongoing pressure on pricing and market share [web:3][web:8].
  • Diagnostics revenue and margins move with volume cycles and reimbursement shifts. Management has flagged the diagnostics business as navigating a challenging environment with material implications for guidance [page:1][web:8].
  • The rapid pivot toward software, AI, and cloud imaging platforms creates real exposure to margin compression. More concerning: tech firms and specialist software vendors are positioned to disintermediate the traditional players here.
  • Operational risks—supply-chain constraints, parts and service execution, regulatory approvals for imaging and therapy devices—can delay deliveries and push costs higher [web:2][web:7].
Investors should consider these risk factors carefully before making an investment decision.

Who are the main competitors of Siemens Healthineers AG?

Siemens Healthineers AG competes with several listed peers in its sector. Siemens Healthineers operates in a global medtech market dominated by large, diversified competitors—GE HealthCare, Philips, Abbott, and Roche among them. The competitive arena spans imaging, laboratory diagnostics, radiotherapy, advanced therapies, and digital health, which creates persistent pressure on pricing, installed-base services, and the pace of product innovation. Regional low-cost manufacturers and newer software and AI players introduce additional disruption risk, particularly in emerging markets and digital workflow solutions.
  • GE HealthCare Technologies, Inc. (GEHC.NASDAQ)
  • Abbott Laboratories (ABT.NYSE)
  • Roche Holding AG (ROG.SIX)
These competitors influence pricing power, growth opportunities and relative valuation.

Key Metrics

Market Capitalization
37.67B EUR
P/E Ratio
17.81
Analyst Target Price

Valuation Metrics

P/S Ratio
1.63
P/B Ratio
2.04

Profitability Metrics

Profit Margin
9.08%
Operating Margin
12.75%
Return on Equity
11.47%
Return on Assets
4.12%

Growth Metrics

Revenue Growth
Earnings Growth

Dividend history

Long-term record of paid dividends (amount per share and dividend yield at the time of payment).

YearDividendYield at paymentAvg. yield
20261.00 EUR2.35%1.85%
20250.95 EUR1.66%
20240.95 EUR1.86%
20230.95 EUR1.85%
20220.85 EUR1.52%
20210.80 EUR1.64%
20200.80 EUR1.94%
20190.70 EUR1.98%

Earnings history & estimates

Historical earnings performance shows how consistently the company meets or exceeds analyst expectations. Forward estimates provide insight into expected profitability and growth trajectory.

Historical earnings performance

60.6%
Beat estimate
36.4%
Miss estimate
+10.78%
Avg surprise when beat
-8.11%
Avg surprise when miss

Reports analyzed: 33

Analyst estimates for upcoming periods

Next year
September 30, 2027
Consensus2.52
Range2.32 – 2.76
19 analysts
Est. growth vs prior: 13.25%
Revisions: 7d ↑1 ↓0 · 30d ↑1 ↓9
Next year
September 30, 2020
n/a
Est. growth vs prior: 10.1%
Revisions: 7d ↑0 ↓0 · 30d ↑2 ↓0

Key financial figures

All figures in EUR

Selected income statement, balance sheet and cash flow figures. Annual and quarterly, based on reported IFRS/GAAP financials.

20252024202320222021
Revenue23.38B22.36B21.68B21.71B18.00B
Operating income (EBIT)3.44B3.30B2.44B3.06B2.78B
Net income2.14B1.94B1.51B2.04B1.73B
Free cash flow2.27B1.77B1.28B1.65B2.26B
Total assets44.37B46.05B46.68B49.06B41.93B
Equity18.04B18.20B18.08B19.84B16.04B
Net debt12.89B13.53B-1.01B-704.00M12.99B
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