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[Global News] Strong operational performance and growth –
Outlook confirmed
Growth opportunities increased in many key markets
for Siemens despite a continuing complex macroeconomic environment influenced
by war in Ukraine, economic sanctions on Russia, and the effects associated
with the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19).
Growth opportunities increased in many key markets
for Siemens despite a continuing complex macroeconomic environment influenced
by war in Ukraine, economic sanctions on Russia, and the effects associated
with the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19).
Major disruptions from increased supply chain risks
associated with electronics components, raw materials and logistics were
successfully avoided. Strong order intake on double-digit increases in all
industrial businesses was achieved. Revenue grew significantly in Digital
Industries and Smart Infrastructure, and substantial revenue growth was
achieved in Siemens Healthineers; revenue development in Mobility was impacted
by a reduction of revenue subsequent to sanctions imposed on Russia.
“In the second quarter, Siemens
continued its growth path and achieved strong operational performance. The rise
in orders and revenue again reflects the trust our customers place in us to
support digitalization, automation and sustainability. In an extremely
challenging environment, our business continues to be strong,” said Roland Busch, President and Chief Executive Officer of Siemens
AG. “We join the international community in condemning
the war in Ukraine and are focused on supporting our people and providing
humanitarian aid. Today, we announced our decision to carry out an orderly
process to wind down our industrial business activities in Russia.”
Financial Highlights:
Orders for the second quarter climbed 32%
year-over-year, reaching €21.0 billion on double-digit
increases in all industrial businesses, while revenue rose 16% year-over-year,
to €17.0 billion, for a book-to-bill ratio of 1.23
Orders rose 22% and revenue grew 7% on a comparable
basis, excluding currency translation and portfolio effects, primarily the
acquisition of Varian Medical Systems, Inc. (Varian) between the periods under
review
Profit Industrial Business came in lower at €1.8 billion with a profit margin of 11.0%, both heavily burdened by €0.6 billion in impacts, mainly in Mobility, subsequent to sanctions
imposed on Russia
Net income was €1.2 billion,
with corresponding basic earnings per share (EPS) of €1.29
and EPS before purchase price allocation accounting (EPS pre PPA) of €1.50; while net income in the current period included Russia-related
impacts totaling €0.6 billion, the prior-year quarter
benefited from a €0.9 billion divestment gain within
discontinued operations
Free cash flow from continuing and discontinued
operations rose to €1.3 billion (Q2 FY 2021: €1.2 billion)