The German industrial and technological group Siemens recorded a net profit of EUR 8,488 million in the financial year 2026, a reduction of 11.8% from the previous year, today released the company.
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12/11/2026
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O germany's industrial and technological group Siemens recorded a net profit of EUR 8,488 million in the financial year 2026, a reduction of 11.8% from the previous year, today released the company.
In the financial year 2026, which ended at the end of September, Siemens’ turnover increased by 5.6% compared to 2025, reaching EUR 83,372 million.
The operational result of industrial activities improved over the same period, reaching a record value of €12,340 million, plus 12.7% than in the previous year, following the increase in all divisions, including digital industries, smart infrastructure, mobility and health technology of Siemens Healthineers.
In the financial year 2025, Siemens had achieved extraordinary positive results of around EUR 2,100 million from the sale of the Innomotics electric motor manufacturer and therefore the net profit allocated decreased by 2026, although the operating result increased, the company explained.
Siemens’ executive president Roland Busch characterized the 2026 fiscal year as “an exceptional year for Siemens”, with sound and profitable growth in the main markets.
The CEO also pointed out that Siemens expanded the digital offer through Siemens Xcelerator and therefore the digital business grew 16%.
This is reflected in the increase in orders received, which reached a record value of EUR 108,160 million, 22% more than in the previous year.
The Siemens administration will propose, at the next general meeting of shareholders, the increase of dividend to EUR 5,50 per share (5,35 euro the previous year).
In addition, Siemens presented ambitious prospects for the fiscal year 2027, predicting revenue growth between 9% and 11%.