Schneider Electric, a French industrial group specialized in energy management and automation, recorded in the third quarter of 2026 revenues of 11.460 billion euros, which represents an increase of 18% compared to the same period of the previous year, and has revised upwards its forecasts for the entire fiscal year.
Within its business lines, the energy management branch contributed 9.600 billion euros, after advancing 19% year-on-year, while the industrial automation area added 1.800 billion euros, which represents a growth of 8%.
By regions, the company increased its revenue by 26% in China and East Asia, driven by investment in AI and the development of projects linked to data centers and semiconductors. In the United States, revenues increased by 20%.
In Europe, the business figure advanced by 8.6%, with Spain registering a low single-digit increase. At the same time, South Asia and the rest of the international markets improved their revenues by 13%.
With this performance, the multinational has revised its projections for 2026 and now expects annual revenue to grow between 12% and 14%, while EBITDA is expected to increase between 18% and 21% in organic terms.
"The solid results we observe after nine months of the launch of Impact 2030 reinforce our conviction that progress in energy technologies can drive progress for all. Sustainable progress requires us to engage entire ecosystems and develop the necessary capabilities to transform new technologies into positive outcomes for people, businesses, and communities," indicated the Sustainability Director of Schneider Electric, Esther Finidori.