Schneider Electric helps customers manage electricity from the moment it enters a facility to the equipment that uses it. The company supplies energy-management and industrial-automation solutions to buildings, data centres, infrastructure and industrial sites, with a portfolio that spans electrical-distribution equipment, digital building controls, automation systems, software and services.

Demand for power is rising across transport, industry, buildings and data centres. As a result, customers need to expand their electrical capacity while also improving reliability, keeping costs under control and managing emissions. These two structural themes, electrification and energy efficiency, sit at the centre of Schneider Electric’s business.

Because its offering covers how electricity is distributed, controlled and used, Schneider Electric can support customers at each stage of that investment. Data centres, buildings and industrial facilities all need more capacity and smarter control over energy use, and the company brings together hardware, software and services to meet both needs.

The shares have come under pressure following the proposed acquisition of PTC. The research examines how this recent weakness should be read against the company’s long-term positioning.

We believe Schneider Electric offers high-quality exposure to themes that should stay relevant for years to come, as the world uses more electricity and looks to use it more efficiently.

Valuation, price targets and outlook 

We rate Schneider Electric shares a Buy. The full report sets out the price target, the valuation approach behind it and the key factors shaping the outlook.

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