Siemens AG Achieves Third Consecutive Record Profit, Net Income Reaches €10.4 Billion in Fiscal 2025

Record-Breaking Fiscal Year for Siemens AG

Munich, Germany – Siemens AG, the global technology powerhouse, has announced a record net income of €10.4 billion for its fiscal year 2025, which concluded on September 30, 2025. This marks the third consecutive year the company has achieved a record profit, underscoring its resilience amidst a challenging global economic landscape. The net income represents a 16 percent increase compared to the previous fiscal year.

Chief Executive Officer Roland Busch described the financial results as a 'milestone,' stating, 'For the third time in a row, we have achieved a record profit after tax and have grown in the mid single-digit percentage range both in terms of new orders and sales.' Busch emphasized that Siemens is 'stronger than ever.'

Key Drivers of Financial Success

The significant surge in profit was attributed to several factors. A substantial one-off effect from the sale of Innomotics contributed billions to the net income. Additionally, the Smart Infrastructure division experienced booming business, while the automation technology business within Digital Industries showed signs of recovery and slight growth in the fourth quarter of the fiscal year. Siemens Healthineers, a subsidiary, also played a role in the overall profit contribution.

Beyond net income, Siemens reported robust financial health across other metrics. The company's revenue for fiscal year 2025 reached €78.9 billion. Free cash flow from continuing and discontinued operations also hit a record high of €10.8 billion. Chief Financial Officer Ralf P. Thomas highlighted this achievement, stating, 'Since cash generation is the ultimate yardstick for business performance, I'm extremely pleased that our fourth-quarter and fiscal 2025 results broke records for Free cash flow.'

Strategic Outlook and Shareholder Returns

In light of its strong performance, Siemens AG has proposed an increase in its dividend to €5.35 per share, up from €5.20 in the prior year. The company also unveiled its 'ONE Tech Company' program, an initiative designed to accelerate growth, with an ambition to double digital business turnover by 2030. Siemens plans to invest €1 billion in scaling its Artificial Intelligence (AI) offerings over the next three years and aims to expand its presence in key growth regions, including the USA, China, and India.

Furthermore, Siemens intends to streamline its portfolio by reducing its stake in Siemens Healthineers. The company plans to transfer 30 percent of Siemens Healthineers shares to Siemens AG shareholders, a move aimed at allowing the medical technology company to focus more intensely on fast-growing markets.