The Munich-based company said net profit fell but revenue rose, as its order backlog continued to increase.
Siemens Energy AG expects rising electricity demand and the shift to renewable energy to drive growth this year after posting a record order backlog in the last quarter. Profit before special ...
Positives such as President Donald Trump’s $500 billion Stargate AI project outweigh US downsides for Siemens Energy such as an offshore wind seabed lease ban, analysts said. Stocks of the ...
(Reuters) - Siemens Energy, the world's biggest maker of offshore wind turbines, reported on Monday a preliminary first-quarter revenue of 8.94 billion euros ($9.37 billion), up 18.4% on a ...
Energy technology giants Siemens Energy and GE Vernova saw their share prices hammered on Monday as they were swept up in fears that a new Chinese AI contender could weaken the case for western ...
Siemens Energy AG operates as an energy technology company worldwide. It operates through Gas Services, Grid Technologies, Transformation of Industry, and Siemens Gamesa segments. The company ...
Siemens Energy reported a record 131 billion euro ($135.5 billion) order book on Wednesday, boosted by strong demand for its ...
New photos shared exclusively with Recharge show construction ... But with those models yet to be fully produced and erected, Siemens Gamesa, owned by Germany's Siemens Energy, looks set to pull off ...
Still there were some trouble spots, like factory automation, while Germany - Siemens's home market ... measures like reduced regulation and lower energy prices. Disruptedcategory Musk's xAI ...
EU trade ministers meeting later on Wednesday to decide response to US tariffs Siemens Energy will pass on extra costs of tariffs Supermarket chain Ahold warns food prices will go up Steelmakers ...
Energy reported a robust start to FY2025 with its Q1 earnings, showcasing significant growth across several financial metrics ...
Still there were some trouble spots, like factory automation, while Germany - Siemens's home market ... measures like reduced regulation and lower energy prices.