Overview
- Siemens will distribute roughly 30 percentage points of Siemens Healthineers shares to its investors, a stake valued at about €15 billion, with the plan requiring approval at both companies’ shareholder meetings and detailed terms due in early Q2 2026.
- The group signals a move to a significant minority holding in Healthineers and, over time, to a purely financial investment rather than an operational stake.
- Siemens reported net income of €10.4 billion for fiscal 2024/25, its third straight record, raised the dividend to €5.35, and set medium‑term revenue growth targets of 6% to 9% excluding Healthineers.
- Under the 'One Tech Company' programme, Siemens plans to double its digital business by 2030 and invest €1 billion in artificial intelligence over the next three years.
- Deconsolidating Healthineers will materially reshape Siemens’ reported figures, removing roughly one third of current consolidated revenue, and the company announced a planned CFO transition to Veronika Bienert effective in 2026.