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SIE Siemens N Ord

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Siemens N Ord LSE:SIE London Ordinary Share DE0007236101 SIEMENS ORD SHS
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  0.00 0.00% 87.84 - 0.00 00:00:00
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22/9/2017
09:13
Alstom: would also discuss with Siemens.
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(Alstom), the Alstom share holds the previous day's gains (+ 3.9%) driven by information from Bloomberg on the big topic of the moment in the sector railways: the concentration of actors on both sides of the North Atlantic, which would also affect the French group.

In April, the news agency reported that the German industrial conglomerate Siemens, which the Siemens Mobility division gives in railway equipment, was discussing a rapprochement with Bombardier Transport. It is the dedicated subsidiary of the Canadian industrial group, which is also present in the aeronautics industry. Bombardier Transportation is based in Berlin and has many factories in Europe.

In particular, Bloomberg believes that two Siemens / Bombardier joint ventures, one dedicated to rolling stock and the other to track and signaling equipment, will be created. Or the contribution of assets by Siemens in exchange for a stake in the capital.

Bloomberg added yesterday that Siemens was also discussing, simultaneously and for less time, with the French Alstom. At this stage, the press agency adds, the outcome of one or the other negotiation can not be presumed. It must be said that in both cases, important competition issues would arise.

grupo
14/7/2017
16:01
Alstom: Barclays still appreciates the record

Jean-Baptiste André, published on 14/07/2017 at 14h02
Alstom: Barclays still appreciates the record
Photo credit © Alstom

(Boursier.com) - Alstom remains well oriented (+ 0.2%) this weekend, after taking 2.7% on Thursday in the wake of its quarterly publication. Barclays, which talks about solid orders, confirms its advice "overweight" on the value and its target of 33 euros. The broker appreciates the history of structural growth in rail ...
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While rumors of closer ties with Siemens are steadily returning to the forefront, the broker notes that Henri Poupart-Lafarge, Alstom's managing director, confirmed that the investors' call for the consolidation of the sector in Europe But economies of scale are not easy to achieve in the rolling stock sector. Transactions would have taken place much earlier if not ... With an activity that is doing well, management does not want to rush even if it has the flexibility to act ...

waldron
04/7/2017
14:52
(Boursier.com) - For the design office AlphaValue, a rapprochement between Siemens and Alstom in transport would have much more meaning than a Siemens-Bombardier marriage. Siemens has in the past shown interest in French, said the analyst, who believes that an operation is possible, on the model Siemens-Gamesa, which would leave Alstom on the stock market. Recent rumors suggested that German and Canadian had progressed on a rapprochement, with a scenario involving two joint ventures, one in rolling stock and the other in signage. But AlphaValue noted that Siemens management was reluctant to discuss the issue, while Bombardier Transport's capital structure seemed inadequate to create joint ventures.
the grumpy old men
05/6/2017
14:53
Siemens looking for $100m investment in Iran's energy sector
Siemens is planning huge investment in Iran's oil and gas industries, said vice president for oil and gas of Siemens Industrial Application Division.

Peter Adam further said that Siemens is looking for a total investment of $100 million in Iran's energy projects, Shana reported.

"We are really surprised by the skill of manpower, the quality of work and its details as well as reasonable price of services in Iran are really extraordinary, when compared with other countries," the senior Siemens official said, adding that good quality, good price and efficient manpower make Iran an ideal place for investment by foreign oil companies.

In a relevant development in March 2016, the Iranian industrial group MAPNA and the German equipment manufacturer, Siemens, signed a contract worth $3.5 billion.

Elaborating on a visit by a high-ranking Iranian economic delegation, headed by Energy Minister Hamid Chitchian, to Berlin, Deputy Head of Iran's Chamber of Commerce Pedram Soltani said several German companies have shown interest in cooperation and investment in Iran.

"A contract was endorsed between the Siemens and MAPNA companies worth $3.5 billion," he added.

Soltani also said that in addition to negotiations with other German firms, Tehran is also in serious talks with Bosch company to produce home appliances in Iran.

Siemens released the first cargo of properties Iran had ordered for development of South Pars Gas Field before the sanctions intensified in 2012, an operator of some phases of the field said late February.

Hassan Boveiri, developer of phases 17 and 18 of the supergiant South Pars Gas Field, said Siemens released a cargo of compressors and turbines which will be installed at phases 17, 18 and 12 of the gas field.

Siemens blocked delivery of a number of items to Iran after US-led sanctions intensified in 2011.

Following a meeting between Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Namdar Zanganeh and Siemens officials in February, Siemens agreed to release the blocked properties to Iran after the sanctions were lifted.

The properties had been blocked in the Port of Jebel Ali in the UAE and the Netherlands for three years.

The second consignment of the items which will include electro-compressors for phases 17, 18, 6 and 12 of South Pars will be delivered to Iran soon.

waldron
10/2/2017
12:36
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Year 20162017
Release Annual Report 2017 (preliminary)

Nov 29, 2017
Fourth-quarter results and preliminary figures for fiscal year

Nov 09, 2017
Third-quarter results and analyst call

Aug 03, 2017
Second-quarter results and analyst call

May 04, 2017
Bank of America Merrill Lynch Conference

London, Mar 22, 2017

grupo guitarlumber
10/2/2017
12:24
Fri Feb 10, 2017 | 11:54am GMT
Siemens considers U.S. listing of healthcare arm: CEO in Euro am Sonntag

grupo guitarlumber
18/6/2016
07:54
VAST PRODUCT RANGE IN DIFFERENT SECTORS

Siemens, Gamesa to form world’s largest wind farm
June 18, 2016
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MADRID/FRANKFURT: Siemens and Spain’s Gamesa agreed on Friday to create the world’s biggest builder of windfarms, with the German company paying 1 billion euros ($1.13 billion) for a majority stake in the combined business.

The group would bring together Siemens’ strength in offshore wind power and Gamesa’s leading role in developing markets.

Months in the making, the venture would overtake Denmark’s Vestas to become the world’s largest wind farm manufacturer by market share, operating in the mature North American and European markets and fast-growing markets such as India, Mexico and Brazil.

Engineering company Siemens, which has struggled to make its wind turbine business profitable, will take a 59 per cent stake in the company but not have a majority on the board, Gamesa said in a statement to Spain’s market regulator.

In return for taking the leading role, Siemens will pay Gamesa’s shareholders, which include Spanish utility firm Iberdrola, 1 billion euros in cash in the form of an extraordinary dividend.

The businesses will be combined within Gamesa which will retain its Madrid listing.

The Spanish group is creating new shares to be offered to Siemens, whose other products include trains, power network equipment and medical body scanners.

Cost savings and benefits from the new business, which will be operational by the end of the first quarter of next year, will be worth 230 million euros of earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) within four years, Gamesa said.

The combined group’s order portfolio would be worth some 20 billion euros, it added.

Siemens is dominant in the offshore wind market but relatively weak onshore.

Gamesa is strong in emerging markets, notably Latin America, where it expanded when the Spanish government cut subsidies to clean energy producers in 2013.

Iberdrola, which backed the proposed merger, will see its stake in Gamesa diluted to 8 per cent from almost 20 per cent.

Shares in Gamesa, which were suspended from trading after the initial announcement, reopened up 5.3 per cent at 1245 GMT, against a 2.1 per cent rise on Spain’s blue-chip Ibex index.

The combined business will have 21,000 employees, an installed power base of 69 gigawatts, and will be headquartered in Spain.

Siemens will have five out of the 13 board members in the new group, Gamesa said, with Iberdrola having two of its own.

The deal would be the latest in a string of mergers in the wind industry.

Having weathered years of overcapacity and losses, it is now thriving as demand for carbon-free electricity increases.

Getting bigger should also help to lower costs, one of the industry’s key targets in its race for more efficient turbines, which in turn will make it more competitive compared to conventional sources of energy such as gas and coal.

Agencies

ariane
18/6/2016
07:47
Siemens, Gamesa to form world’s largest wind farm
June 18, 2016
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MADRID/FRANKFURT: Siemens and Spain’s Gamesa agreed on Friday to create the world’s biggest builder of windfarms, with the German company paying 1 billion euros ($1.13 billion) for a majority stake in the combined business.

The group would bring together Siemens’ strength in offshore wind power and Gamesa’s leading role in developing markets.

Months in the making, the venture would overtake Denmark’s Vestas to become the world’s largest wind farm manufacturer by market share, operating in the mature North American and European markets and fast-growing markets such as India, Mexico and Brazil.

Engineering company Siemens, which has struggled to make its wind turbine business profitable, will take a 59 per cent stake in the company but not have a majority on the board, Gamesa said in a statement to Spain’s market regulator.

In return for taking the leading role, Siemens will pay Gamesa’s shareholders, which include Spanish utility firm Iberdrola, 1 billion euros in cash in the form of an extraordinary dividend.

The businesses will be combined within Gamesa which will retain its Madrid listing.

The Spanish group is creating new shares to be offered to Siemens, whose other products include trains, power network equipment and medical body scanners.

Cost savings and benefits from the new business, which will be operational by the end of the first quarter of next year, will be worth 230 million euros of earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) within four years, Gamesa said.

The combined group’s order portfolio would be worth some 20 billion euros, it added.

Siemens is dominant in the offshore wind market but relatively weak onshore.

Gamesa is strong in emerging markets, notably Latin America, where it expanded when the Spanish government cut subsidies to clean energy producers in 2013.

Iberdrola, which backed the proposed merger, will see its stake in Gamesa diluted to 8 per cent from almost 20 per cent.

Shares in Gamesa, which were suspended from trading after the initial announcement, reopened up 5.3 per cent at 1245 GMT, against a 2.1 per cent rise on Spain’s blue-chip Ibex index.

The combined business will have 21,000 employees, an installed power base of 69 gigawatts, and will be headquartered in Spain.

Siemens will have five out of the 13 board members in the new group, Gamesa said, with Iberdrola having two of its own.

The deal would be the latest in a string of mergers in the wind industry.

Having weathered years of overcapacity and losses, it is now thriving as demand for carbon-free electricity increases.

Getting bigger should also help to lower costs, one of the industry’s key targets in its race for more efficient turbines, which in turn will make it more competitive compared to conventional sources of energy such as gas and coal.

Agencies

ariane
19/4/2013
07:24
EU OK's Siemens' Acquisition of Invensys Rail
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Today : Friday 19 April 2013
BRUSSELS--European Union regulators Thursday approved Siemens AG's (SIE.XE) acquisition of Invensys PLC's (ISYS.LN) rail-automation unit for 2.2 billion euros ($2.89 billion).
The European Commission said in a statement that the merged entity would continue to face competition from a number of other competitors, such as Thales SA, Alstom and Bombardier Inc.
Regulators said they had investigated the impact of the merger for the entire European Economic Area.
"The Commission found that Siemens and Invensys Rail have geographically complementary activities and are not each other's closest competitors," the commission said.
Siemens' railway signalling activities are most developed in Germany and Austria.
--Vanessa Fuhrmans contributed to this story
Write to Vanessa Mock at vanessa.mock@dowjones.com
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waldron
16/3/2013
07:49
Mar 20, 2013 | Bank of America Merrill Lynch Conference (London)


May 02, 2013 | Second-quarter financial report and analyst conference

waldron
01/8/2012
09:42
2012-11-08 | Fourth-quarter financial report and preliminary figures for fiscal year
waldron
01/8/2012
09:40
Siemens Receives First Major Wind Power Order from Australia
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Today : Wednesday 1 August 2012
FRANKFURT (Dow Jones)- German industrial conglomerate Siemens AG (SI) said Wednesday it has received an order for 90 wind turbines from New Zealand power provider TrustPower Ltd. (TPW.NZ) for a wind farm north of Adelaide, Australia.
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-Financial details for the order were not disclosed.
-The order is for 90 three-megawatt gearless wind turbines for the Snowtown II project and includes service.
-The wind power plant is to come online in 2014 with a total capacity of 270 megawatt.
-The power plant will be able to produce energy for nearly 180,000 Australian households.

-Frankfurt Bureau, Dow Jones Newswires; 49-69-29725-500
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