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Siemens Annual Shareholders' Meeting 2013 in Munich

Munich, 23 January 2013

First Quarter Results for Fiscal Year 2013

Here you can find information on the press conference and documents of the first quarter results at www.siemens.com/pressconference.

Siemens Annual Shareholders' Meeting 2013 in Munich, Germany

Siemens is starting fiscal 2013 with solid figures. Compared to the same period last year, revenue increased slightly in the first quarter due to the good order backlog. Although new orders declined slightly year-over-year, the book-to-bill ratio was again above 1 for the first time in three quarters. Total Sectors profit rose some four percent.
Siemens is starting fiscal 2013 with solid figures. Compared to the same period last year, revenue increased slightly in the first quarter due to the good order backlog. Although new orders declined slightly year-over-year, the book-to-bill ratio was again above 1 for the first time in three quarters. Total Sectors profit rose some four percent.
Siemens is starting fiscal 2013 with solid figures. Compared to the same period last year, revenue increased slightly in the first quarter due to the good order backlog. Although new orders declined slightly year-over-year, the book-to-bill ratio was again above 1 for the first time in three quarters. Total Sectors profit rose some four percent.
Siemens is starting fiscal 2013 with solid figures. Compared to the same period last year, revenue increased slightly in the first quarter due to the good order backlog. Although new orders declined slightly year-over-year, the book-to-bill ratio was again above 1 for the first time in three quarters. Total Sectors profit rose some four percent.
Siemens is starting fiscal 2013 with solid figures. Compared to the same period last year, revenue increased slightly in the first quarter due to the good order backlog. Although new orders declined slightly year-over-year, the book-to-bill ratio was again above 1 for the first time in three quarters. Total Sectors profit rose some four percent.
Siemens is starting fiscal 2013 with solid figures. Compared to the same period last year, revenue increased slightly in the first quarter due to the good order backlog. Although new orders declined slightly year-over-year, the book-to-bill ratio was again above 1 for the first time in three quarters. Total Sectors profit rose some four percent.
Siemens is starting fiscal 2013 with solid figures. Compared to the same period last year, revenue increased slightly in the first quarter due to the good order backlog. Although new orders declined slightly year-over-year, the book-to-bill ratio was again above 1 for the first time in three quarters. Total Sectors profit rose some four percent.
Siemens is starting fiscal 2013 with solid figures. Compared to the same period last year, revenue increased slightly in the first quarter due to the good order backlog. Although new orders declined slightly year-over-year, the book-to-bill ratio was again above 1 for the first time in three quarters. Total Sectors profit rose some four percent.
Siemens is starting fiscal 2013 with solid figures. Compared to the same period last year, revenue increased slightly in the first quarter due to the good order backlog. Although new orders declined slightly year-over-year, the book-to-bill ratio was again above 1 for the first time in three quarters. Total Sectors profit rose some four percent.
Siemens is starting fiscal 2013 with solid figures. Compared to the same period last year, revenue increased slightly in the first quarter due to the good order backlog. Although new orders declined slightly year-over-year, the book-to-bill ratio was again above 1 for the first time in three quarters. Total Sectors profit rose some four percent.

Further Information

Gerhard Cromme

Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Siemens AG

Peter Löscher

President and CEO

Contact

Siemens Media Relations

Siemens AG

+49 (89) 636-36366