Tuesday, April 1, 2025

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Siemens Energy sells a majority of its Indian wind unit to TPG, a TPG-led investor consortium

Siemens Energy said it will sell 90% its wind turbine business to an investor group headed by the climate investment division of TPG's buyout group. The move is part of a drive to focus on core markets. No financial details have been disclosed. Following the news, shares of Siemens Energy traded 3% higher by 0832 GMT.

Siemens CFO: Political uncertainties are affecting customer decisions

Ralf Thomas, chief financial officer at Siemens, said that customers are hesitant to buy Siemens products due to the political uncertainty. However, he doesn't expect this situation to continue. Thomas stated that companies are delaying investment decisions because they are worried about tariffs, and whether ESG (environmental…

Two former Siemens executives to be tried for violating Russia sanctions in Germany

The court announced on Friday that a German court had decided to initiate a criminal case against two former Siemens executives who were accused of violating the sanctions by exporting Siemens gas turbines into Russian-occupied Crimea. Last year, prosecutors in Hamburg, Germany charged four Germans as well as a Swiss-French national with alleged sanctions violation.

Two former Siemens executives to be tried for violating Russia sanctions in Germany

The court announced on Friday that a German court had decided to initiate a criminal case against two former Siemens executives who were accused of violating the sanctions by helping to export Siemens gas turbines into Russian-occupied Crimea. Last year, prosecutors in Hamburg, Germany charged four Germans as well as a Swiss-French national with alleged sanctions violation.

Nordex, a manufacturer of wind turbines, expects a stronger second half following the 2024 profit forecast.

Nordex, a German wind turbine manufacturer, reported Thursday that its core earnings for the full year were above analyst estimates. The company reported earnings before interest tax, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA), of 296 millions euros ($309.79) in 2024. This was above the analyst consensus of 284million euros.

Microsoft's data center worries continue to persist, as Europe's top AI companies slide further.

The sentiment of some of Europe's top AI stocks was dampened for a second consecutive day on Tuesday after an analyst report late last week, which warned of a possible slowdown in Microsoft data centre leasing, impacted the market ahead of Nvidia's make-or-break earnings. In less than a week, the Chinese DeepSeek artificial intelligence model was released.

German business leaders react to the election results

The conservative CDU/CSU group won the most votes at Sunday's election. They could form a coalition with the Social Democrats, easing market concerns that Europe's largest economy would be run by a three-way alliance. "We do not need to discuss the issues anymore, they are already well-known. We need action now." We must act now because the rest of world isn't waiting.

German business leaders react to the election results

The conservative CDU/CSU group won the most votes at Sunday's election. They could form a coalition with the Social Democrats, easing market concerns that Europe's largest economy would be run by a three-way alliance. "Germany needs to quickly regain its competiveness." Energy policy is crucial. It is essential to expand gas-fired plants…

German business leaders react to the election results

The conservative CDU/CSU group won the most votes at Sunday's election. They could form a coalition with the Social Democrats, easing market concerns that Europe's largest economy would be run by a three-way alliance. "Germany needs to quickly regain its competiveness." Energy policy is crucial. It is essential to expand gas-fired plants…

Siemens expects to earn around 1.2 billion Euros from the sale of Siemens Healthineers shares

Siemens, a German engineering company, announced on Wednesday that it would sell a 2% share in its healthcare subsidiary Siemens Healthineers. The sale will raise approximately 1.2 billion euro ($1.25 billion), which could be used to pay for the acquisition of U.S.-based software firm Altair Engineering. Siemens will be able to reduce its stake in the medical device maker…

Siemens Energy orders $135 billion in record order volume

Siemens Energy announced a record order book of 131 billion euros ($135.5 billion), boosted by a strong demand for energy equipment. This includes everything from wind and gas turbines, to power converters and electrolysers. According to the company, it also reported a net profit of 252 millions euros for the first three months of its financial year.

Siemens Energy reports preliminary quarter revenue of approximately $9.4 billion

Siemens Energy, world's largest manufacturer of offshore wind turbines reported a preliminary revenue for the first quarter of 8,94 billion euros (9.37 billion dollars), an increase of 18.4% on a comparative basis, and slightly higher than consensus estimates. The preliminary order figures for the firm were 13.67 billion euro, which is 10.2% lower on a comparative basis.

DeepSeek's "Sputnik moment" prompts investors to dump big AI players

Investors sent technology stocks like Nvidia and Oracle tumbling on Monday as the appearance of a Chinese artificial intelligence model that is low-cost cast doubts on Western firms' dominance in the sector.Startup DeepSeek launched last week a free assistant that it claims uses less data and costs a fraction of what existing models cost.

In Davos European executives support Trump's call to action on deregulation

Davos business leaders joined President Donald Trump in calling on the European Union (EU) to increase its efforts to reduce regulations and boost competition so that the EU does not fall further behind other developed countries. Trump said via videoconference to the business elite in Davos at the World Economic Forum annual meeting…

Stocks of global industrial and tech companies rally after Trump's AI investment drive

On Wednesday, global industrial and technology shares including Oracle and Schneider Electric rose after U.S. president Donald Trump announced a massive investment push in artificial intelligence. Trump announced on Tuesday that the private sector would invest up to $500 billion in AI infrastructure. This announcement…

Wind stocks in Europe suffer after Trump labels turbines as 'garbage.'

The European wind power sector fell Wednesday, after Donald Trump, the U.S. president-elect said that he would work to make sure "no new windmills" were built under his watch. He also criticized the sector just two weeks before taking office. Trump's latest attack on the industry has investors worried about the future of the U.S.

Altair deal could be funded by other companies, including Siemens.

Ralf Thomas, chief financial officer of Siemens, said that the company could sell a portion of its shares in Siemens Healthineers and Siemens Energy, as well as Fluence, to fund the $10.6 billion Altair purchase. Siemens owns 75% of medical equipment manufacturer Siemens Healthineers, 17% of Siemens Energy and 31% in energy storage company Fluence.

Citgo auction at risk as Venezuelan bondholders file parallel claims

Holders of billions in Venezuelan bonds, notes and other securities have emerged in the last minute as protagonists in an American court case that will decide ownership of oil refiner Citgo Petroleum. They threaten to derail a compensation auction for more than a dozen firms to compensate them for unpaid debts or expropriations.

Siemens Energy settles with US over gas turbine contract dispute

Siemens Energy said it had agreed to pay $104m to settle with U.S. Authorities after using stolen trade secrets five years ago to inflate its bids on contracts. The proposed settlement between a U.S. Court in Virginia and Siemens Energy revolves around allegations that Siemens Energy used stolen trade secrets to bid for gas turbine equipment…

Siemens Energy extends CEO Contract as Recovery Continues

Siemens Energy announced on Wednesday that it had extended Christian Bruch's contract for another five years. This is the latest indication that the power equipment provider has made a turnaround following a major wind turbine crisis. Bruch has been leading the former Siemens AG division, since 2020. Last year…

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