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[Global
News] Continued profitable growth and excellent free cash flow
Siemens continued its profitable growth trajectory in
Q3 2023 (ended June 30, 2023), with all industrial businesses achieving strong
revenue growth. Order momentum in the company’s major projects and systems
business was also strong. The book-to-bill ratio was an excellent 1.28, while
the order backlog of €110 billion was again at a record high level. Siemens successfully
confirms its outlook on group level for fiscal 2023 and continues to strengthen
its position to continue creating value for our shareholders, customers and
employees.
Siemens continued its profitable growth trajectory in
Q3 2023 (ended June 30, 2023), with all industrial businesses achieving strong
revenue growth. Order momentum in the company’s major projects and systems
business was also strong. The book-to-bill ratio was an excellent 1.28, while
the order backlog of €110 billion was again at a record high level. Siemens successfully
confirms its outlook on group level for fiscal 2023 and continues to strengthen
its position to continue creating value for our shareholders, customers and
employees.
The strong profit growth of the third quarter mainly
came from Smart Infrastructure and Digital Industries both achieving high
revenue growth. The growth at Digital Industries was driven primarily by the
automation businesses – especially by the factory automation and process
automation businesses, while Smart Infrastructure reported orders nearly at the
high level of Q3 2022, which had benefited from proactive customer purchasing
particularly in the short-cycle businesses. Mobility again achieved a
record-high quarterly order intake with a number of major contract wins including
a €2.5 billion order in Egypt and a €2.1 billion order in Germany.
“We again achieved profitable growth and
showed our competitive strength across all our businesses. We have seen
normalization of demand, particularly in China and in short-cycle business,”
said Roland Busch, President and Chief Executive Officer of Siemens AG. “I’m
very pleased that our financial performance was again strong and resilient. We
continue to execute our strategy of creating high-value growth and accelerating
our customers’ digital transformation and sustainability journeys.”
Financial Highlights:
Orders
rose 15% and revenue grew 10% on a comparable basis, excluding currency
translation and portfolio effects
On a
nominal basis, orders grew 10% to €24.2 billion, driven by sharply higher
volume from large orders in Mobility, while revenue was up 6% year-over-year at
€18.9 billion including increases in all industrial businesses; the
book-to-bill ratio was 1.28
Profit
Industrial Business was €2.8 billion with a profit margin of 15.3%, including
substantial increases in Digital Industries and Smart Infrastructure; profit
Industrial Business in Q3 FY 2022 of €2.9 billion benefited from a €0.7 billion
divestment gain in Mobility
On Net
income of €1.4 billion, corresponding basic earnings per share (EPS) were €1.61
and EPS before purchase price allocation accounting (EPS pre PPA) were €1.78; a
net loss of €1.5 billion in Q3 FY 2022 was due primarily to an impairment of
the stake in Siemens Energy recorded in the amount of €2.7 billion
Free
cash flow from continuing and discontinued operations was again excellent,
reaching €3.0 billion for the quarter