Schneider Electric SE Due Diligence

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France · owned by Independent (France) · se.com · 33 vendors

Schneider Electric is a global leader in energy technology, specializing in electrification, automation, and digitalization of industries, businesses, and homes across more than 100 countries. With approximately 160,000 employees worldwide, the company provides integrated energy management and industrial automation solutions aimed at driving efficiency and sustainability. It serves a wide range of market segments including data centers, buildings, infrastructure, and manufacturing.

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Compliance

11 in-scope frameworks identified; showing 3.

IEC 62443 (source) — Evidence found

As a major provider of industrial automation and control systems, the IEC 62443 series of standards is a critical framework for ensuring the cybersecurity of its products and solutions.

Evidence: https://blog.se.com/datacenter/2023/12/04/ecostruxure-it-obtains-iec-62443-certification-demonstrating-our-commitment-to-infrastructure-cybersecurity/, https://blog.se.com/digital-transformation/2026/05/20/iec-62443-2-4-certification-securing-industrial-ot-services-at-scale/, https://www.scribd.com/document/751940398/Press-Release, https://blog.se.com/industry/machine-and-process-management/2018/03/30/iec-62443-security-assurance-levels-explained/, https://www.se.com/ww/en/about-us/newsroom/news/press-releases/t%C3%BCv-rheinland-certifies-schneider-electric%E2%80%99s-secure-development-lifecycle-process-to-isa-iec-62443-4-1-5da9d78d8c5665197877d7c7/, https://www.verityrank.com/companies/schneider-electric-se

REACH — Evidence found

As a manufacturer and importer of articles and equipment sold in the EU, Schneider Electric is subject to the REACH regulation concerning the registration, evaluation, authorization, and restriction of chemicals.

Evidence: https://www.scribd.com/document/751940398/Press-Release, https://www.se.com/ww/en/about-us/newsroom/news/press-releases/t%C3%BCv-rheinland-certifies-schneider-electric%E2%80%99s-secure-development-lifecycle-process-to-isa-iec-62443-4-1-5da9d78d8c5665197877d7c7/, https://blog.se.com/digital-transformation/2026/05/20/iec-62443-2-4-certification-securing-industrial-ot-services-at-scale/, https://blog.se.com/datacenter/2023/12/04/ecostruxure-it-obtains-iec-62443-certification-demonstrating-our-commitment-to-infrastructure-cybersecurity/, https://www.instmc.org/_userfiles/pages/groupfiles/cyber_security/wp_implementing_iec_62443_security_levels_in_industrial_control_applications_1.pdf, https://blog.se.com/datacenter/2023/11/08/schneider-electrics-new-product-security-certification-makes-cybersecurity-validation-easy/

CSRD (source) — Evidence found

Schneider Electric is a large EU-based company previously subject to the Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD), placing it in the first wave of companies required to report under CSRD for the 2024 financial year.

Evidence: https://productinfo.se.com/harmony_hmi_ipc/harmony_hmi_ipc_cybersecurity_guide/English/BM_Harmony%20HMI_iPC%20Cybersecurity%20Guide_0001034801.xml/$/SecureDevelopmentLifecycle-CDEB7192, https://www.scribd.com/document/751940398/Press-Release, https://blog.se.com/datacenter/2023/12/04/ecostruxure-it-obtains-iec-62443-certification-demonstrating-our-commitment-to-infrastructure-cybersecurity/, https://www.instmc.org/_userfiles/pages/groupfiles/cyber_security/wp_implementing_iec_62443_security_levels_in_industrial_control_applications_1.pdf, https://blog.se.com/digital-transformation/2026/05/20/iec-62443-2-4-certification-securing-industrial-ot-services-at-scale/, https://www.verityrank.com/companies/schneider-electric-se

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Financial Resilience Score: 8/10

Schneider Electric demonstrates strong financial resilience underpinned by record revenues crossing €40 billion in FY2025, expanding adjusted EBITA margins (18.7% vs 17.9% in FY2023), and robust free cash flow generation of €4.6 billion with a 106% conversion ratio. The Group maintains an A-grade credit rating commitment and benefits from a record backlog of €25.4 billion (+18% YoY), providing multi-year revenue visibility especially in Data Center & Networks. Structural tailwinds from electrification, AI-driven data center build-out, grid modernization, and automation support a medium-term organic revenue growth target of +7% to +10% CAGR through 2030. However, net debt nearly doubled from €8.1 billion to €13.7 billion in FY2025 following the €5.5 billion buyout of SEIPL minority interests, causing shareholders' equity to decline ~€6.8 billion. Additional headwinds include FX impact of -€482m in FY25 (with guidance of -€850m to -€950m for FY26), gross margin compression of -40bps organic to 42.1%, tariff and raw material costs of -€255m, a €388m impairment on the Uplight investment, and a €207m legal fine in France. The 16-year progressive dividend policy and diversified geographic/segment mix nevertheless support an above-average resilience profile.

Key strengths: Record backlog of €25.36B (+18% YoY) providing multi-year revenue visibility, Adjusted EBITA margin expansion to 18.7% (+80bps over 2 years), Strong free cash flow of €4.6B with 106% conversion ratio, A-grade credit rating commitment maintained, Revenue crossed €40B milestone with +8.9% organic growth, Digital Flywheel at 62% of revenues, growing +15%, 16-year progressive dividend policy (DPS €4.20, +8%), Structural tailwinds from electrification, data centers, and AI, Diversified across 4 regions with North America +15% organic

Risk factors: Net debt nearly doubled to €13.72B after SEIPL minority buyout (€5.5B), Shareholders' equity declined ~€6.8B YoY, FX headwind of -€482m in FY25 and projected -€850m to -€950m for FY26, Gross margin compression of -40bps organic to 42.1%, Tariff and raw material impact of -€255m (tariffs c.-€160m), €388m impairment on Uplight equity investment, €207m legal fine paid in France in 2025, CFO transition in April 2026 (Hilary Maxson departing), Net income declined -2% in FY2025 despite revenue growth

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