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Siemens was able to identify growth
opportunities in many key markets despite a continuing complex macroeconomic
environment influenced by energy shortages and availability concerns stemming
from the Russia-Ukraine conflict, high inflation and effects associated with
the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). In addition, major interruptions in fiscal
2022 could be avoided despite supply chain risks in the areas of electronic
components, raw materials, and logistics.
Siemens was able to identify growth
opportunities in many key markets despite a continuing complex macroeconomic
environment influenced by energy shortages and availability concerns stemming
from the Russia-Ukraine conflict, high inflation and effects associated with
the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). In addition, major interruptions in fiscal
2022 could be avoided despite supply chain risks in the areas of electronic
components, raw materials, and logistics.
Siemens showed strong order growth at Smart
Infrastructure and at Siemens Healthineers with lower volume from large orders
in Mobility compared to the prior-year period. Revenue rose strongly in all
industrial businesses, led by double-digit growth in Digital Industries and
Smart Infrastructure.
“Siemens delivered another outstanding
performance in fiscal 2022, with a record-high profit of more than €10 billion
in our Industrial Business. We successfully executed our strategy, capturing
market share and achieving high value growth. Strong demand continues for our
hardware and software offerings, including higher than expected growth for our
digital business revenue. Our people made an incredible contribution in an
extremely challenging year,” said Roland Busch, President and CEO of Siemens
AG.
Financial Highlights:
Revenue
for the fourth quarter climbed 18% year-over-year, to €20.6 billion, while
orders increased 14% year-over-year, reaching €21.8 billion, for a book-to-bill
ratio of 1.06
Revenue
rose 12% and orders grew 7% on a comparable basis, excluding currency
translation and portfolio effects
Profit
Industrial Business climbed 38%, to €3.2 billion, with a profit margin of
16.2%, on profit increases in all industrial businesses
Net
income more than doubled to €2.9 billion for the quarter due to the strong
performance of the Industrial Business and benefiting from a gain on the sale
of the mail and parcel-handling business of Siemens Logistics; corresponding
basic earnings per share (EPS) rose to €3.39 and EPS before purchase price
allocation accounting (EPS pre PPA) climbed to €3.59
Free
cash flow from continuing and discontinued operations was €3.5 billion
In a strong operating performance for the
full fiscal year 2022, orders rose 25%, to €89.0 billion and revenue increased
16%, to €72.0 billion, for a book-to-bill-ratio of 1.24; on a comparable basis,
orders were up 17% and comparable revenue growth of 8.2% exceeded our guidance,
excluding currency translation and portfolio effects
Fiscal 2022 Profit Industrial Business grew
17% year-over-year to a record-high €10.3 billion; net income came in at €4.4
billion, corresponding basic EPS was €4.65, and EPS pre PPA was €5.47 thus
fulfilling our guidance from Q3 FY 2022; both basic EPS and EPS pre PPA
included burdens of €3.37 per share related to the non-cash impairment of our
stake in Siemens Energy AG in Q3 FY 2022; Free cash flow from continuing and
discontinued operations was €8.2 billion, at the record level of fiscal 2021
Siemens
proposes to increase the dividend from €4.00 a year earlier to €4.25 per share