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• Automation business: focus on growth markets and stronger customer orientation
• Electric vehicle charging business: concentration on fast-charging infrastructure for depots and fleets and for en-route charging
• Capacity adjustments worldwide and in Germany necessary at both businesses
• Planned measures in automation business to affect around 5,600 jobs worldwide, including about 2,600 in Germany; around 450 jobs worldwide to be affected in electric vehicle charging business, including about 250 in Germany
• No operational-related redundancies in Germany
• Continued strong commitment to Germany as a business location

Siemens has presented plans to further increase its global competitiveness to employee representatives. The plans affect units in the automation business at Digital Industries and the electric vehicle charging business at Smart Infrastructure. Changed conditions in key markets have made capacity adjustments necessary in both cases. For two years, the German market, in particular, has been declining. As a result, capacities in Germany will have to be adjusted. Operational-related layoffs in Germany are ruled out. The aim is to strengthen the future competitiveness of the businesses affected and enable investments in growth markets. Despite the planned adjustments, Siemens’ total headcount in Germany will tend to remain stable due to hiring in other, growing areas.

• New Building X application creates transparency across all building assets, monitoring energy, water, carbon emissions, space, environment and more
• Available for managing building fleets, including offices, factories, airports, hospitals, ports, shopping malls and more
• Allows customers to manage various portfolio assets in one app
• Improves operational efficiency and enables sustainability tracking, comprehensive reporting, compliance and real-time data insights

• University of East London (UEL) extends Siemens strategic partnership to design and deliver a water source heat pump situated in the River Thames
• Project will fully decarbonize UEL’s Library and Royal Docks Centre for Sustainability buildings, saving 258 tons of CO₂ per year
• UEL aims to generate the lowest carbon emissions per student nationally by 2026 and is on track to achieve its 2030 net zero targets

The University of East London (UEL) is extending its strategic partnership with Siemens Smart Infrastructure in a contract that will see the business design and install a Water Source Heat Pump (WSHP) to help power its net zero campus of the future. The new WSHP is set to be the largest fitted at any university in the UK and will power the university’s Docklands Campus Library and Royal Docks Centre for Sustainability buildings, replacing existing gas boilers.   

• OPmobility, a world leader in sustainable mobility, is adopting Teamcenter X, the cloud-enabled Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) software from the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio
• OPmobility will use Teamcenter as its single backbone, helping to optimize work efficiency and project lead-times and contribute to the transformation of the product design processes in a rapidly changing automotive industry

Siemens announced today that OPmobility is partnering with Siemens to adopt its Teamcenter® X Product Lifecycle Management software. OPmobility’s increasingly complex products now include electronics and software, to create intelligent exterior and complex lighting systems, as well as energy storage systems, which include battery and hydrogen electrification solutions in addition to fuel tanks. 

• Pioneering automation: Siemens combines industrial AI technologies, software-defined controllers, and data-driven analytics in a highlight showcase
• Simatic Robot Pick AI Pro: AI vision software enables reliable robot-operated picking of unknown objects
• Siemens Industrial Copilot: Crucial support for the development of complex machines

Siemens is presenting its new developments in industrial automation and digitalization for the intralogistics industry at this year's Logimat. Faced with global challenges like labor shortages, growing sustainability requirements, and demographic change, the technology company is introducing innovative automation and digitalization solutions that increase efficiency, adaptability, and sustainability in intralogistics. With Simatic Robot Pick AI Pro, an industrial vision AI for the development of AI-supported picking robots, Siemens demonstrates in a highlight showcase how the combination of software-defined and data-driven automation creates more adaptability and flexibility in automation solutions in order to overcome the challenges and complexity of today's intralogistics and to offer future-proof solutions. The Siemens Xcelerator ecosystem plays a central role by promoting innovation and integration across platform boundaries, which is accelerating the transition to a Digital Enterprise.

• With recent investments, Siemens surpasses $100 billion in total U.S. investment over the past 20 years
• New and expanded factories in Texas and California expected to create over 900 skilled manufacturing jobs
• More than doubling production capacity of electric equipment to power critical American infrastructure such as AI data centers
• Biggest-ever investment in industrial software and AI with planned acquisition of Altair Engineering 

Siemens is ramping up investments in the U.S. to support and benefit from America’s industrial tech growth. “The industrial tech sector is the basis to boost manufacturing in America and there’s no company more prepared than Siemens to make this future a reality for customers from small and medium sized enterprises to industrial giants,” said Roland Busch, President and CEO of Siemens AG. 

• Siemens and Mennekes enter partnership to simplify the sustainable planning of eMobility charging infrastructure
• Mennekes becomes first partner of Siemens' Simaris ecosystem, expanding portfolio with eMobility solutions for electrical planners
• Enabling simple and optimized planning for improvement of electrical energy distribution systems from a single source

• Redefining precision: The Siemens Sinumerik Machine Tool Robot offers up to 300 percent better path accuracy for demanding manufacturing processes
• Increased productivity and flexibility: Innovative control concepts enable productivity increases of up to 40 percent and reveal new application areas
• Strong partnerships: autonox and Danobat are the first partners to integrate the Sinumerik Machine Tool Robot into their high-precision robotic solutions

Siemens is bringing its latest innovation in industrial robotics to the market: the Sinumerik Machine Tool Robot (MTR). This groundbreaking technology is a significant advance in the precision and productivity of robots that will open the door to new applications in the manufacturing industry.

• Highlights potential for system integrators, installers and original equipment manufacturers to drive sustainability impact for any building
• Central innovations for small and mid-sized buildings will be Wireless Plug and Play Automation bundle and Connect Box IoT solution
• Desigo system to be showcased as comprehensive building management system for high-performing buildings across industries
• Tech on display to also include Building X platform and cloud offerings, providing the basis for all types of buildings

Under the motto “Technology to transform buildings”, Siemens Smart Infrastructure will present a broad range of innovative and easy-to-deploy building products and systems for integrators, installers and original equipment manufacturers at this year’s ISH 2025. The leading trade fair for the Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and water industry is taking place from 17 to 21 March 2025 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Showcases will feature technology for all types of buildings. These range from small to mid-sized real estate with a focus on digital transformation to high-performing buildings where enhancing energy efficiency and cybersecurity are the main priority.