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Continuing complex macroeconomic environment
influenced by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) pent-up demand and growth
opportunities during the quarter that varied by business and geographic region.
Continuing complex macroeconomic environment
influenced by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) pent-up demand and growth
opportunities during the quarter that varied by business and geographic region.
Order intake and revenue increased in all four
industrial businesses on a comparable basis, especially led by Mobility which
recorded a sharply higher volume from large orders. "Our team has
delivered an outstanding performance in a rather complex environment. I am
grateful to be able to hand over such a strong enterprise to the next
generation of management," said Joe Kaeser, President and Chief Executive
Officer of Siemens AG.
Financial Highlights:
Orders surged 15% on a comparable basis, excluding
currency translation and portfolio effects, and revenue was up 7%, with all
industrial businesses contributing to growth
On a nominal basis, orders climbed 11% to €15.9
billion, driven by higher volume from large orders in Mobility; revenue rose
3%, to €14.1 billion; the book-to-bill ratio was 1.13
Adjusted EBITA Industrial Businesses jumped 39% to €2.1
billion, including strong operating performances and sharply lower severance
charges
Net income rose substantially to €1.5
billion; corresponding increase in basic earnings per share (EPS) to €1.72
Strong Free cash flow from continuing and
discontinued operations of €1.0 billion (Q1 FY 2020: €44 million)