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Siemens AG (OTC: SIEGY) is exploring acquisitions and investments in building management software, electric vehicle charging as office blocks and apartments become more connected, and drivers switch to e-vehicles, Reuters reported.
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Siemens aims to drive its Smart Infrastructure (SI) division by tapping its vast software base and software developers. It is also targeting the e-mobility business.
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It has recently moved beyond its traditional customers to expand its base by €120 billion annually.
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Siemens spent €550 million in 2021 on a software acquisition for its mobility business and $700 million on electrical component supplier Supplyframe.
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It aims to win market share from ABB Ltd (NYSE: ABB), Schneider Electric SE (OTC: SBGSF) (OTC: SBGSY), Honeywell International Inc (NASDAQ: HON), Johnson Controls International PLC (NYSE: JCI) by growing revenue between 4% – 6% in the medium term, which is above the market rate of 3%.
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Siemens aims to double the share of SI revenue from its digital business to nearly 10% by 2025. The diversification justifies the higher software margins.
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Price Action: SIEGY shares closed lower by 0.01% at $84 on Monday.
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