- Zsolt Sluitner to hand over leadership
of the business as of March 1, 2024
- Jörg Vocke has been working at
Siemens for 20 years and has many years of experience in Siemens Real Estate’s business
- Current focus areas: Sustainable and
value-oriented growth as well as transformation of global office and production
locations
Effective
March 1, 2024, Jörg Vocke (55) will become the new CEO of Siemens Real
Estate (SRE), the real estate company of Siemens. In this role, he will report
directly to Ralf P. Thomas, Chief Financial Officer and member of the
Managing Board of Siemens AG. As a corporate real estate manager, SRE is
responsible for Siemens’ global real estate portfolio and continuously drives
the further development of this portfolio in a sustainable, socially
responsible and value-oriented manner. SRE also plays a key role in Siemens’ €2
billion global investment strategy for getting production locations fit for the
future.
- Further 8 percent
stake transferred to Siemens Pension-Trust e. V.
- Transfer strengthens Siemens’
pension assets in Germany
- Move reduces Siemens’ investment in Siemens
Energy AG to 17.1 percent from 25.1 percent
- Prof. Dr. Ralf P. Thomas to resign
from the supervisory board of Siemens Energy AG
Today, on December 18, 2023, Siemens AG is transferring an 8 percent stake in Siemens Energy AG to Siemens Pension-Trust
e. V. As a result, Siemens AG’s stake in Siemens Energy AG is declining to
17.1 percent. With this move, Siemens is executing its previously announced
plans to further reduce its investment in Siemens Energy. By transferring the
shares to Siemens Pension‑Trust e.V., Siemens is strengthening
its pension assets in Germany.
- The
inventions focus on artificial intelligence and sustainability
- €6.2
billion invested in research and development
- 5,383
Siemens inventions in fiscal 2023, amounting to around 24 inventions per
workday
Each year,
Siemens presents the Inventors of the Year award to outstanding inventors in
six categories: Newcomers, Open Innovation, Outstanding Invention, Lifetime
Achievement, Design and User Experience and the recently added PhD Award. In
addition to helping explain artificial intelligence (AI), the prize-winning
inventions also make power grids more sustainable, railcar axles more stable
and charging stations for electric vehicles more universal. The 2023 award will be presented today to twelve Inventors of the Year from the U.S., the UK, China,
India, Kazakhstan and Germany. You can find all award-winning inventions and
the people behind them at: www.siemens.com/inventors.
- Annual Shareholders’ Meeting to be
held on February 8, 2024
- Main
content of speeches to be given by Supervisory Board Chairman Jim Hagemann Snabe
as well as President and CEO Roland Busch are expected to be published by no
later than January 31, 2024
- Supervisory Board and Managing Board propose increasing dividend to €4.70 (fiscal
2022: €4.25)
- PwC is being proposed to 2024 Annual
Shareholders’ Meeting as new independent auditors for fiscal 2024
Siemens AG has
published its Notice of Annual
Shareholders’ Meeting, along with the agenda of this meeting, which is to be
held on February 8, 2024. Based on an authorization approved by a large
majority at Siemens’ 2023 Annual Shareholders’ Meeting, the Annual
Shareholders’ Meeting will again be held in a virtual format.
- Siemens
publishes Sustainability Report of fiscal year 2023 showing strong progress
towards ambitious targets
- CO2
emissions in own operations halved since 2019
- Approximately
190 million tons customer emissions avoided with Siemens’ products and
solutions sold in FY 2023 (24 percent improvement)
- €416 million
invested in training and continuing education across the Siemens Group (up 11 percent)
- Nearly one-third
of the company’s top management positions are held by women
Siemens has published its
fiscal year 2023 Sustainability Report which demonstrates strong progress
towards a range of targets. Since the baseline year of
fiscal 2019, the CO2 emissions within Siemens’ own operations have
been halved. In addition, more than 90 percent of Siemens’ business
enables customers to have a positive sustainability impact: With the aid of
Siemens technologies sold in fiscal 2023, customers will avoid around
190 million tons of CO2 emissions – an improvement of about
24 percent over the prior year.
- Powered by Siemens’ PartQuest software, RS DesignSpark Circuit Simulator is a comprehensive cloud native environment for designing, modeling, simulating and analyzing electronic/mechatronic circuits and systems
- 1.3 million DesignSpark community members will have access to the new DesignSpark Circuit Simulator tool
Siemens
Digital Industries Software announced today that
the RS Group plc, a global provider of product and service solutions to more
than 1.1 million industrial customers, has selected Siemens as its strategic
electronic design automation (EDA) provider for its new, cloud native, DesignSpark
Circuit Simulator tool – empowering users to streamline the design process.
- Siemens expands its portfolio for water industry customers with a focus on non-revenue water reduction
- BuntPlanet offers cloud-hosted AI solutions for water utilities
- Offering to be integrated into the Siemens Xcelerator business platform
Today, Siemens has announced the acquisition of
BuntPlanet, a technology company based in San Sebastian, Spain. BuntPlanet’s award winning software has been deployed around the world
to support customers with smart metering solutions, water quality, asset
management, and integration of hydraulic models and artificial intelligence for
detecting leaks and other anomalies in water networks. Siemens has had a
licensing agreement with BuntPlanet since 2019 to sell their leakage detection
software known as SIWA LeakPlus. With this acquisition, BuntPlanet’s entire
offering and team will be integrated with Siemens’ application portfolio for
water utilities making it even more comprehensive for water customers.
- Siemens and Intel to collaborate to advance semiconductor manufacturing production efficiency and sustainability across scopes 1-3 of the value chain
- Semiconductors are crucial for the global economy and for lowering carbon footprints across economies by enabling sustainable solutions
- Intel and Siemens will leverage their respective portfolios of cutting edge IoT solutions, along with Siemens automation solutions to enhance semiconductor manufacturing efficiency and sustainability
Siemens
AG, a leading technology company, and Intel Corporation, one of the world’s
largest semiconductor companies, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding
(MoU) to collaborate on driving digitalization and sustainability of
microelectronics manufacturing. The companies will focus on advancing future
manufacturing efforts, evolving factory operations and cybersecurity, and supporting
a resilient global industry ecosystem.
- HEEDS AI Simulation Predictor empowers organizations to take full advantage of the digital twin to optimize products through advanced state-of-the-art AI with built-in accuracy awareness
- Innovative, high-performing, designs can be produced faster by using knowledge and learnings from historical simulation studies
- Simcenter Reduced Order Modeling uses high-fidelity simulation or test data to train and validate AI/ML models to make predictions in fractions of a second
Siemens Digital Industries Software today set the benchmark for innovation in the field of engineering simulation with the launch of two groundbreaking solutions - HEEDS™ AI Simulation Predictor software and Simcenter™ Reduced Order Modeling software. These tools empower engineers to tackle the most complex challenges manufacturers face, delivering predictive performance with speed, precision, and efficiency.