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• Siemens expands its portfolio for digital enterprises services
• Senseye is a leading provider of AI-powered solutions for industrial machine performance and reliability
• Predictive Maintenance use case reduces unplanned machine downtime, boosts productivity and increases sustainability

Siemens is further expanding its portfolio in the field of innovative predictive maintenance and asset intelligence with the acquisition of Senseye. The global industrial analytics software company is headquartered in Southampton, in the UK. Senseye is a leading provider of outcome-oriented predictive maintenance solutions for manufacturing and industrial companies. Senseye’s predictive maintenance solution enables a reduction in unplanned machine downtimes by up to 50%, increased maintenance staff productivity by up to 30%. 

Travelers benefit from greater reliability – project commissioned after only 18 months (Düsseldorf/Altena, June 1, 2022) Digital Rail Germany is moving forward. Deutsche Bahn (DB) has just inaugurated the completely renewed signaling and interlocking technology on the Ruhr-Sieg line between Letmathe and Kreuztal. The new state-of-the-art digital technology makes the rail network more robust and reliable while enabling better control and greater flexibility of trains. Maintenance of the rail line will also take less work and be easier. The inauguration marks the first commissioning of a project in the federal government’s €500-million Fast-track Program.

• New collaboration tools for Comfy’s mobile app support businesses in returning employees to offices for hybrid working models
• Digital tools directly address known employee concerns around hybrid working, including lack of collaboration opportunities and social contact
• New features announced at Hannover Messe in Germany; available June 2022

• Industry faces a triple challenge: climate change, pandemic, fragile global supply chains.
• Only a fully Digital Enterprise can adapt – Siemens is showing the way at Hannover Messe.
• Decarbonization of value chains: Siemens and 14 partners establish an open network (Estainium) for the exchange of climate-relevant data.

• Approximately 2,000 kilometers of modern, safe and integrated rail system to link 60 cities for people and goods across the country
• Siemens Mobility to provide 41 Velaro eight car high-speed trains, 94 Desiro high-capacity four car regional train sets and 41 Vectron freight locomotives
• Turnkey contract includes latest rail infrastructure technology, eight depots & yards and 15-year maintenance agreement
• Will create sixth largest high-speed rail system in the world
• To complete all aspects of the project the consortium will create up to 40,000 local jobs 

Siemens Mobility and its consortium partners Orascom Construction and The Arab Contractors have signed a contract with the Egyptian National Authority for Tunnels [NAT], a governmental authority under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Transport of Egypt, to create the sixth largest high-speed rail system in the world. The Siemens Mobility share of the combined contract is 8.1 billion EUR and includes the initial contract of 2.7 billion EUR for the first line signed September 1, 2021. 

• Water model demonstrates the use of digital solutions in real scenarios
• Digital twin in use for more efficiency and process optimization
• Siemens Water applications increase optimization and savings potential in water and wastewater plants

Climate change, urbanisation, water pollution and stricter laws and regulations – water management is facing major challenges. In order to meet the increasing demand for clean water and to protect water resources sustainably, innovations, ideas and initiatives are required. At this year's IFAT, Siemens will be showcasing how digitalization and automation are helping to meet these requirements and promote and optimize sustainable water management.

• Visitors to experience how Siemens is combining the real and digital worlds for a sustainable tomorrow
• Siemens to exhibit its latest automation, digitalization and electrification portfolio at Hannover Messe’s biggest booth
• Germany’s Chancellor, Olaf Scholz, scheduled to visit Siemens’ booth
• Siemens equips tradeshow grounds with trailblazing industrial 5G technology

• Construction of two new SIHARBOR shore power plants at Kiel’s Ostuferhafen
• Parallel supply of up to three passenger, cargo, or ferry ships
• Plants go into operation end of 2023
• Cruise ships, ferries will be able to obtain shore power at all inner-city terminals as well as the Ostuferhafen of port of Kiel

• Will transform the everyday journeys of passengers across London and southeast England
• Siemens Mobility’s digital signalling and railway management systems make journeys smooth and seamless from station to station
• Complexities managed through careful testing and integration

With Siemens Mobility Communications-Based Train Control (CBTC) and rail systems technology at its heart, the Elizabeth line between Paddington and Abbey Wood opened today, 24 May, and is set to transform the everyday journeys of passengers across London and southeast England. Siemens Mobility delivered the central section signalling and the communication and control systems for the new line on behalf of Crossrail Ltd. The CBTC signalling and control system will enable high-frequency and automated train operation for the central section of the Elizabeth line. The technology was designed, manufactured, installed, tested and commissioned at Siemens Mobility facilities in both the United Kingdom and Germany.

Divestment of Commercial Vehicles business to Meritor agreed Purchase price (Enterprise value) of around €190 million Transaction expected to close by end of this calendar year Further successful milestone of value creation for Siemens’ Portfolio Companies Siemens has agreed to sell its Commercial Vehicles business to Meritor. The move is another step in the company’s rigorous implementation of its previously announced plan to sharpen its portfolio as a focused technology company. Commercial Vehicles is part of Siemens’ Portfolio Companies. The purchase price totals around €190 million, subject to working capital adjustments. Closing is expected, subject to regulatory approvals, by the end of this calendar year.