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Re: Siemens AG FRANKFURT: SIE p. elektrotechniczny, automatyka, transport "industrialne Niemcy w pigułce"

Postautor: slayer74 » 24 wrz 2021 14:47

Największe zamówienie z Polski na lokomotywy Siemensa

Polski Cargounit zamówił w Siemens Mobility 30 lokomotyw Vectron MS, informuje Trade Arabia.

To największe zamówienie, które Siemens dostał kiedykolwiek z Polski. Pierwsze dwie lokomotywy mają być dostarczone jeszcze w tym roku, a do końca 2023 roku ma być ich łącznie dziesięć. Opcjonalnie 20 dodatkowych lokomotyw może być dostarczone w 2024 roku.

https://www.pb.pl/najwieksze-zamowienie ... sa-1128351
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Postautor: slayer74 » 10 lut 2022 12:40

The quarterly earnings season has been the focus of trading in Europe so far Thursday, with Siemens (DE:SIEGn), the largest industrial manufacturing company in Europe, leading the way. Its stock soared 7% after it reported a jump in industrial profit in the first quarter of its fiscal year, based on an “extraordinary” surge in orders from its customers.
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Postautor: slayer74 » 12 maja 2022 11:26

Siemens (ETR:SIEGn) stock down 4.8% after the largest industrial manufacturing company in Europe reported a halving of its net income in the first quarter as it suffered a 600 million euro hit from charges and impairments associated with Russia.
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Postautor: slayer74 » 28 cze 2022 09:53

Siemens to buy U.S. software company Brightly in $1.58 billion deal

ZURICH (Reuters) - Siemens is buying U.S. tech company Brightly Software from private equity owner Clearlake Capital for $1.58 billion, the German engineering group said on Monday, its latest move to broaden its software credentials and grow faster than rivals.

Siemens Smart Infrastructure, which offers digital systems to manage buildings' security and energy consumption, is buying Brightly to expand its offering in the area of "software as a service" (SAAS).

Brightly, based in North Carolina, makes cloud-based software that collects data from sensors installed in buildings and analyses when maintenance will be needed before a problem occurs.

"Today's acquisition bolsters our growth targets, especially for digital revenue and software as a service," Siemens Chief Executive Roland Busch said in a statement.

SAAS increases Siemens' access to small- and medium-sized customers by making software a subscription rather than a purchase.

Clearlake bought Brightly, whose products are used in schools, hospitals, offices and factories, for roughly $500 million in 2019.

Brightly expects revenues of around $180 million for 2022, and operates in a market with an annual growth rate of 13%, Siemens said.

Matthias Rebellius, chief executive of Smart Infrastructure and a member of Siemens' managing board, said Brightly's maintenance asset management software complemented Siemens' existing offering in building management software.

"An owner of a real estate portfolio wants to optimize its operational expenditure and make sure the asset is more valuable if and when they sell it," he told Reuters. "It can reduce downtime and can generate significant savings."

The deal will improve profitability at Smart Infrastructure, with Brightly's current margins above the division's 11-16% midterm target.

Siemens said the deal, which is expected to be completed by the end of 2022, will be accretive to earnings per share in the second year after closing.

The acquisition is part of Siemens' ambition to grow faster than rivals like France’s Schneider Electric (EPA:SCHN) and Alstom (EPA:ALSO) as well as General Electric (NYSE:GE) by combining its core engineering business with digital expertise.

Siemens would continue to target small deals to boost Smart Infrastructure, Rebellius said.

Siemens last year said it wanted to enter additional markets with a value of 120 billion euros, with software as a service seen as a key part of the strategy.
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Postautor: slayer74 » 01 lip 2022 23:50

Investing.com -- Siemens (ETR:SIEGn) stock fell to a new two-year low on Friday after the German engineering giant counted the cost of spiraling problems at its energy unit.

By 09:20 AM ET (1320 GMT), Siemens AG ADR (OTC:SIEGY) shares in New York were down 2.2% in premarket at $51.08. The German-listed stock had earlier fallen as low as €95.01 before paring losses.

Siemens said it would write down the value of its 35% stake in Siemens Energy (ETR:ENR1n) to reflect the sharp drop in the latter's share price over recent months, which has seen a succession of profit warnings from the division's biggest asset, wind turbine maker Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (BME:SGREN). The impairment will lead to an after-tax non-cash charge of €2.8 billion ($2.93 billion) in its upcoming quarterly results on August 11.

Gamesa has been hit by massive cost inflation for its raw materials, and by component shortages resulting from the pandemic. Those have made it all but impossible for the company to deliver turbines profitably, after prices were bid down by years of ferociously competitive bidding in auctions to equip new wind farms around Europe and the rest of the world.

Siemens has already said it won't take part in any capital-raising measures needed by Siemens Energy to finance the €4 billion buyout of Gamesa's minority shareholders. Siemens Energy announced that step in May, hoping that full control of the company would help it turn its finances around.

Siemens spun its energy business off just under two years ago, one of the last in a series of unbundling transactions that aimed to make the sprawling conglomerate more flexible and dynamic. Its exposure to the wind sector made it a favorite play of growth investors in the early stage of the pandemic, but the stock has lost over two-thirds of its value from its 2021 peak and around one-third of its initial value at the time of the spin-off.

Siemens Energy stock has also struggled this year due to the fact that much of its conventional power business, making equipment for fossil fuel power stations, is based in Russia and Ukraine. The company is at the center of the ongoing dispute between Russia and Germany over gas supplies: Russia has attributed the 60% cut in its shipments to Germany to Siemens' inability to return equipment for a compressor station that was sent for maintenance in Canada. Canadian sanctions on Russia have led to it being trapped in Canada.

Germany's government has pointed out that Russian gas monopoly Gazprom (MCX:GAZP) has chosen not to reroute supplies through other pipelines, however.
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Postautor: slayer74 » 11 sie 2022 10:21

Siemens' posts first quarterly loss in 12 years after writedowns hit Q3

ZURICH (Reuters) -Siemens said on Thursday it continued to see strong industrial demand during its third quarter, as costs related to its Siemens Energy investment and decision to quit Russia pushed the engineering group into the red for the first time in nearly 12 years.

The maker of industrial software and trains reported higher revenue and orders for the three months to the end of June, a positive sign for the health of the broader industrial sector.

In factory automation, all regions reported orders 20% higher than a year earlier, Siemens said, while elevated component and logistics costs were being tackled by passing on the costs to customers.

Chief Executive Roland Busch said demand was still strong, despite an environment affected by sanctions on Russia, high inflation and ongoing effects from the pandemic.

"We captured significant opportunities in a market environment with ongoing high demand," he said in a statement. "Our strong top line momentum continued, with a comparable order growth of 20% since the beginning of fiscal 2022."

Siemens, whose products are used to equip factories, buildings and transport networks, is seen as a signifier for the broader industrial economy.

Demand in the European capital goods sector is holding up, Barclays (LON:BARC) said last week, looking back at the results of other companies in the sector such as ABB and Schneider Electric (EPA:SCHN)

End-markets, such as automotive, machine building and electronics, showed "continued underlying growth momentum with signs of a certain normalization", Siemens Chief Financial Officer Ralf Thomas told reporters.

"For the future, we expect a sequential normalization of demand for the fourth quarter and a gradual reduction of order backlog in fiscal 2023," Thomas said, adding it would be unrealistic to expect orders growth to remain above 30% over the longer term.

Orders rose 7% to 22.07 billion euros ($22.8 billion) in the third quarter, while profit at its industrial business rose 27% to 2.88 billion euros.

But it posted a shareholders' net loss of 1.66 billion euros after taking a 2.7 billion euro non-cash charge for writing down the value of its stake in Siemens Energy.

Net profit also took a hit of 558 million euros from Siemens' decision to quit Russia following the conflict in Ukraine. Its shares were indicated 1.2% lower in early trading as it also cut its full year earnings per share guidance to 5.33 to 5.73 euros per share, from 8.70 to 9.10 euros previously.

Although these losses were partly offset by 739 million euros from the sale of its Yunex Traffic, the charges pushed Siemens into a net loss of 1.66 billion euros.
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Postautor: slayer74 » 17 lis 2022 22:43

Siemens (ETR:SIEGn) stock soared 8%, climbing to an eight-month high, after the German engineering giant posted a better-than-expected fourth-quarter profit at its industrial business, offering up a dividend increase and a strikingly upbeat outlook for the next 12 months.
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Postautor: slayer74 » 29 maja 2023 10:46

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Amerykański bank inwestycyjny Goldman Sachs podniósł cenę docelową dla Siemensa z 218 do 245 euro i pozostawił rating na poziomie "kupuj".

Papiery monachijskiej firmy są "uporczywie niedowartościowane", napisała analityk Daniela Costa w badaniu w piątek wieczorem. Kluczem do przeszacowania pozostaje uproszczenie portfela. Podwyższył prognozę przychodów na rok fiskalny po dobrym drugim kwartale fiskalnym

Die US-Investmentbank Goldman Sachs hat das Kursziel für Siemens von 218 auf 245 Euro angehoben und die Einstufung auf "Buy" belassen.
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Postautor: slayer74 » 10 sie 2023 13:37

ZURICH (Reuters) -Siemens (ETR:SIEGn) missed profit forecasts in its latest quarter, the German engineering company reported on Thursday, noting weakening demand in several markets including China.

The trains-to-factory-automation manufacturer said China, long a driver for global manufacturing and its third largest market, had seen only a tepid recovery after its zero-COVID shutdown last year.

Siemens said it was now seeing a "normalisation of demand" after customers pre-bought last year to avoid shortages. Orders increased by 10% during the three months to the end of June, down from the 13% increase in the previous three months.

Customers globally were running down their stocks of components, Siemens added, a trend expected to continue in the next few quarters.

"In Q3 the normalisation of demand was clearly visible in orders at our short-cycle businesses, most notably in China, but also in Europe," CEO Roland Busch told reporters.

"Recovery in China’s manufacturing sector has been slower than anticipated," he added. "As a result, we expect the trend to stay flat."

For the three months to the end of June, Siemens' industrial profit - covering its mobility, smart infrastructure and factory automation businesses - fell 4% to 2.75 billion euros ($3.02 billion), missing the 2.90 billion euro expected by analysts in a company-compiled consensus.

The company's shares were down 3.6% in premarket activity.

Siemens kept its group-level outlook for the year to September-end but lowered expectations for its digital industries business which supplies factories with controllers.

The division, seen by analysts as the jewel in Siemens's crown, now expects comparable revenue growth of 13% to 15%, lower than its previous outlook of 17% to 20%.

Order intake in digital industries plunged 37% during the quarter, particularly in the short-cycle factory automation business, Siemens said.

Still, the division increased revenue and profit as it worked through its huge order book, and benefited from higher capacity utilisation at its own factories and the sale of more profitable products.

The fortunes of Siemens, whose products are used to automate factories and equip transport networks, give an insight into the health of the global economy.

Manufacturing activity has been slowing in recent months with weakening purchasing manager data in Europe and China.

During its third quarter, Siemens orders rose 10% to 24.24 billion euros, beating forecasts of 22.19 billion euros.

Revenue rose 6% to 18.89 billion, missing forecasts for 19.27 billion euros. Net profit of 1.44 billion euros also missed forecasts.

Siemens maintained its guidance at group level. It expects comparable revenue growth of 9% to 11% for the 12 months to end-September and earnings per share of 9.60 to 9.90 euros.
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