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• Orders climbed 26% to €19.1 billion, driven by double-digit growth in all industrial businesses, and revenue rose 18%, to €17.4 billion, for a book-to-bill ratio of 1.09
• Orders increased 16% and revenue rose 10% on a comparable basis excluding currency translation and portfolio effects, primarily the acquisition of Varian Medical Systems, Inc. between the periods under review
• Adjusted EBITA Industrial Businesses was €2.3 billion, and Adjusted EBITA margin Industrial Businesses was 13.8%
• Net income was €1.3 billion and basic earnings per share (EPS) were €1.45; a year earlier, net income of €1.9 billion included €0.8 billion in income from discontinued operations resulting mainly from the spin-off of Siemens Energy
• Outstanding Free cash flow from continuing and discontinued operations, totaling €3.8 billion for the quarter
• For the full fiscal year 2021 orders were €71.4 billion and revenue was €62.3 billion, for a book-to-bill-ratio of 1.15; strong comparable revenue growth of 11.5% met our guidance which we raised most recently after the third quarter, while net income of €6.7 billion clearly exceeded expectations; Free cash flow for the full year reached a record high at €8.2 billion
• Siemens proposes to increase the dividend from €3.50 a year earlier to €4.00 per share, reflecting our stellar performance in fiscal 2021 and our great confidence in the future development of the company

• In fiscal 2021, orders totaled €71.4 billion and revenue €62.3 billion – a double-digit percentage increase (fiscal 2020: €58.0 billion and €55.3 billion, respectively)
• Adjusted EBITA Industrial Businesses was up a significant 17 percent to €8.8 billion – Adjusted EBITA margin rose to 15.0 percent (fiscal 2020: 14.3 percent)
• Net income soared 59 percent to €6.7 billion (fiscal 2020: €4.2 billion), exceeding the net income guidance
• Free cash flow set a new record of €8.2 billion (fiscal 2020: €6.4 billion)
• Dividend of €4.00 per share proposed (fiscal 2020: €3.50)
• Outlook for fiscal 2022: Siemens expects mid-single-digit comparable revenue growth with basic earnings per share of €8.70 to €9.10 (fiscal 2021: €8.32) before PPA effects

Siemens delivered a stellar performance in fiscal 2021 (end: September 30, 2021), recording a net income of €6.7 billion and thus exceeding its net income guidance. The company reported gains at all four of its Industrial Businesses and across all regions, underscoring its successful transformation into a focused technology company. A continuing complex macroeconomic environment influenced by the COVID-19 pandemic and ongoing supply chain risks – associated primarily with electronic components and raw materials – were successfully mitigated.

• The Cube to create unique works of digital art based on each person’s voice
• Winner of Developers’ Lounge hackathon to visit Expo Dubai with Siemens
• Siemens CIO Hanna Hennig keynote to address enabling everyone to program without having to first become a coding expert

With the physical return of the Web Summit, Siemens is also back at the world’s largest technology conference. With more than 400 Siemens participants and a Diamond level partnership, the company will have its own booth, a Developers’ Lounge, masterclasses and mentors as well as jury members for the startup competition.

• Two winners: Christian Blex and Oscar Jockel prevail among ten shortlisted candidates from pool of 189 applicants
• Siemens Conductors Scholarship for the Karajan Academy of the Berliner Philharmoniker involves two-year program of study and conducting their own portrait concert
• Scholarship also includes position as assistant to Berliner Philharmoniker’s chief conductor, Kirill Petrenko

Christian Blex (28) and Oscar Jockel (25), both from Germany, have won the Siemens Conductors Scholarship. At the three-day conducting competition held at the Berliner Philharmonie concert hall, the up-and-coming conductors came out on top among ten finalists from a pool of 189 applicants from 30 countries. Jockel and Blex, both impressed the jury chaired by Kirill Petrenko with, among other things, their conducting of Beethoven’s Leonore Overture. As part of the Siemens Conductors Scholarship Blex and Jockel will receive a two-year training at the Karajan Academy of the Berliner Philharmoniker. The honors also include a position as assistant to the chief conductor of the Berliner Philharmoniker, Kirill Petrenko, and the opportunity to conduct their own portrait concert with the members of the Karajan Academy in the Chamber Music Hall at the Berliner Philharmonie.

• Digitalizing and structuring organizational knowledge through knowledge graphs
• Building towards enriched and contextualized IoT-data service provision and AI-leveraged user self-service experience through chatbots
• Transforming today’s customer service processes and democratizing accessibility of organizational knowledge

In times of digital transformation, servicing drive systems with fully enabled access to all related data becomes a critical capability for ensured customer satisfaction and efficient business processes. One of the key levers to accomplish this resides in the transactional availability and exploitability of organizational knowledge in any form over their product-lifecycle of drive systems to facilitate collaboration, answer technical or commercial questions, expedite evidence-based decisions and back-up triggered operational activities.

• Takes over October 1, reporting to CEO Roland Busch

Lynette Jackson (49) has been appointed as the new head of global communications at Siemens. She will report to Roland Busch, President and CEO of Siemens AG, effective October 1. Jackson takes over from Judith Wiese, member of the Managing Board of Siemens AG responsible for HR, Sustainability and Global Business Services, who has been acting as interim head of communications since April.

• IAA Studio as a platform for visionaries, companies and organizations to discuss the mobility of the future
• 12 events from September 7 to 9 at the Siemens headquarters at the Wittelsbacherplatz in Munich

With the motto “#MoveToTransform,” Siemens will have an appearance at IAA Mobility 2021, which this year is taking place in the Bavarian capital for very first time. As a focused technology company, Siemens will present a holistic view of the mobility of today and the future. The focus is not only on connecting the real and digital worlds, but also on promoting dialogue between visionaries, organizations and companies. With its very own IAA Studio, Siemens aims to contribute actively to the discussions surrounding the mobility of the future.

• Launch of Simulytic, a Siemens venture, accelerates the move to safe, autonomous mobility
• World premiere of Siemens Autonomous Charging System
• Partnership with Verein Sozialhelden e.V.: Siemens committed to easing use of charging infrastructure by the disabled
• Siemens is official charging infrastructure partner for the Blue Lane Road at IAA Mobility 2021
• #MoveToTransform campaign in Munich embodies the spirit of the IAA Mobility and shows the faces behind mobility’s transformation

For Siemens, it’s a home game of a special kind: taking as its motto #MoveToTransform, the company is exhibiting at the IAA Mobility 2021, which is being held for the first time in Munich, Bavaria’s capital and Siemens’ hometown. As a focused technology company, Siemens is presenting a holistic look at mobility for today and for the future. The focus is on how the real and digital worlds are combined in technical products and digital solutions to make industry, infrastructure and transportation more intelligent, efficient and sustainable.