Siemens reports record annual profit  

Siemens AG has posted the strongest financial results in its history. For the 2024/25 fiscal year, the Munich-based industrial group recorded a record profit of €8.8 billion, representing a year-on-year increase of around 15 percent. Revenue climbed to €78 billion, driven primarily by robust demand in automation, digitalization, and energy infrastructure. 

CEO Roland Busch highlighted that Siemens’ focus on »intelligent infrastructure, industrial software, and electrification technologies« continues to pay off, even in a challenging global economy. The company benefited from strong order intake in its Smart Infrastructure and Digital Industries divisions, offsetting weakness in other industrial sectors.

Siemens also announced a dividend increase and a new share buyback program, underscoring confidence in the group’s long-term profitability. Analysts praised the company’s strategic focus on high-margin digital and automation solutions as a key differentiator from traditional competitors.

For investors, Siemens remains a benchmark for European industrial innovation — combining traditional engineering strength with scalable digital solutions. The company’s long-term positioning in the energy transition, smart cities, and industrial AI provides resilience amid cyclical market shifts.

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