schneider electric se reported its fullyear results for 2022 on thursday this is what we watched revenue the french energymanagement company made 3418 billion euros 3653 billion in revenue in 2022 an increase of 12 compared with 2021 exceeding analysts expectations of eur3363 billion according to a companyprovided consensus net income schneider electric achieved eur348 billion in profit for the year a 9 increase on a reported basis compared with 2021 missing analysts expectations of eur352 billion adjusted ebita at eur602 billion adjusted earnings before interest taxes and amortization in 2022 grew 14 organically exceeding analysts expectations of eur595 billion supply chains  costs schneider electric said supply chain constraints began easing in the fourth quarter of 2022 and that it expects them to ease further in 2023 chief executive jeanpascal tricoire said the company expects its management of supply chains will normalize within the year he also said the company expects some deceleration of inflationary pressure in the year but that some pockets will remain demand trend demand for electrification and decarbonization was among the biggest driver of schneider electrics yearend result the company said it saw strong and dynamic demand in all of its all four of its end markets supported by customer focus on electrification digitization and sustainability the normalization affecting demand at schneider electrics consumerlinked segments continued in the fourth quarter and is expected to continue compared with the pandemicrelated highs registered in 2020 and 2021 the company said earnings guidance schneider electric is targeting organic adjusted ebita growth of between 12 and 16 in 2023 and expects organic revenue growth of 9 to 11 with an ebita margin of around 174 to 177 the companys guidance implies consensus forecasts for 2023 adjusted ebita could go 3 to 4 higher citi analysts said in a research note while recent results from peers so far this earnings season might have elevated 2023 outlook expectations the 2023 growth guidance looks strong citi analysts said in a research note