Siemens confirms growth outlook after Q2 beats forecasts
- Siemens reported a 29% rise in industrial profit to 3.24 billion euros in the quarter ending March, exceeding forecasts.
- The profit boost was partly driven by a €315 million profit resulting from the disposal of its wiring division to ABB amid ongoing economic uncertainties.
- While Digital Industries faced a 5% revenue decline, Smart Infrastructure grew sales 12% and profit 61%, supported by sustained electrification demand.
- Siemens confirmed full-year sales growth between 3 and 7%, with orders rising 10% and sales at 19.76 billion euros, surpassing forecasts.
- Chief Executive Roland Busch stated customers rely on Siemens' technology and its global footprint shows resilience despite customer hesitancy over tariffs.
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