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Siemens Energy — German Investment Seminar in New York 2026

32 slides from Siemens Energy's conference presentation, January 2026

  1. Slide 1: German Investment Seminar in New York

    German Investment Seminar in New York Maria Ferraro January 2026 Siemens Energy is a trademark Siemens Energy licensed is a bytrademark Siemens AG. licensed by Siemens AG. Siemens Energy is a trademark licensed by Siemens AG.

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer Information and forward-looking statements This document contains statements related to our future business and financial at a later date or not at all, or should assumptions prove incorrect, Siemens performance, and future events or developments involving Siemens Energy that Energy’s act

  3. Slide 3: We delivered FY25 above our commitments

    We delivered FY25 above our commitments Profit margin before SI Revenues Order backlog Backlog margin increase 6.0% €39.1 bn €138 bn +220 bps 500 bps 15.2%1 12.3%2 Net Promoter Score Credit rating outlook3 Gas turbines4 sold Transformers capacity increase 62 8 From negative to positive 194 units +15

  4. Slide 4: Excellent order book

    Excellent order book Enhance resilience in a transforming world Order backlog Backlog project margin1 improvement Gas Services backlog margin up (in € bn) (in pp) ~12 pp in new unit and ~3 pp in Service since FY22 +42% Gas Services 7 5 138 (New Unit) Grid Technologies backlog quadrupled, 123 Gas Ser

  5. Slide 5: As a global leader in energy technology, we energize society

    As a global leader in energy technology, we energize society We benefit from electricity growth and electrification. We act in areas where we can achieve a #1 or #2 market position. We target financial performance in top quartile of industrials in each business. We implement effective corporate stru

  6. Slide 6: We operate in a growing market

    We operate in a growing market ~2x ~€1.3 tn ~45% global electricity demand grew world investment in power increase in global electricity twice as fast as total energy generation and grids in 2025 demand by 2035 demand in 2025 Source: Siemens Energy analysis based on IEA World Energy Outlook 2025, IE

  7. Slide 7: In a turbulent world, we elevate performance and upgrade our targets

    In a turbulent world, we elevate performance and upgrade our targets FY25 FY26 FY28 Revenue growth1 15.2% 11 – 13% Low-teens Profit margin before SI 6.0% 9 – 11% 14 – 16% Free Cash Flow pre-tax €4.7 bn €4 – 5 bn 1 Comparable revenue growth (excluding currency translation and portfolio effects); FY28

  8. Slide 8: Sustainable value creation to accelerate

    Sustainable value creation to accelerate Built the transforming energy world Gas Services Grid Technologies Transformation of Industry Siemens Gamesa Revenue growth1 Mid-teens High-teens M/HSD MSD Profit margin 18 – 18 – 3– before SI 20% 16 – 20% 5% 14 – 18% 15.8% 16% 12 – Break- 11 – even 13.0% 14%

  9. Slide 9: Build the transforming energy world

    Build the transforming Enhance resilience in Transform the energy world a transforming world way we operate ▪ Develop production infrastructure ▪ Build robust supply chains ▪ Continuously optimize our for fast-growing business ▪ Optimize financial resilience operating model ▪ Evolve business portfol

  10. Slide 10: Strong cash generation – Solid investment grade credit profile with positive outlook

    Strong cash generation – Solid investment grade credit profile with positive outlook Free Cash Flow (pre tax) (in € bn) BBB (outlook positive) ∑ ~€20 bn as of Dec. 11, 2025 4–5 4.7 Baa1 (outlook stable) as of Dec. 17, 2025 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 FY28 January 2026 Siemens Energy is a trademark lice

  11. Slide 11: Balanced capital allocation – Up to €10 bn return to shareholders until FY28

    Balanced capital allocation – Up to €10 bn 1 return to shareholders until FY28 ~€28 bn Dividend policy attractive CAPEX and other operations3 ~1/3 incl. ~€6 bn CAPEX to support organic growth 40 – 60% Cash flow from Dividend for FY25: proposed €0.7 operating act. ~23 FY26 – 28 4 ~1/3 Shareholder ret

  12. Slide 12: Advancing to 2030

    Advancing to 2030 Sustained margin expansion continuously growing beyond 2028 Driving continuously Profit margin before SI (%) EPS growth Execution of orders with 14 – 16% high margins​ Operational excellence and focus on costs optimization​ 6.0% Portfolio amendments and capital allocation ​on most

  13. Slide 13: Creating sustainable shareholder value

    Creating Resilient revenue growth Well diversified portfolio with leading market positions sustainable Broad-based margin expansion shareholder Excellent order book and growing service value Strong cash flow generation secured by capital efficient business model Balanced capital allocation reinforce

  14. Slide 14: Backup

    Backup Siemens Energy is a trademark Siemens Energy licensed is a bytrademark Siemens AG. licensed by Siemens AG. Siemens Energy is a trademark licensed by Siemens AG.

  15. Slide 15: Gas leads the way

    Gas leads the way Gas additions1 AI build-out, grid stability and coal Quick to deploy in GW p.a. phase-out drive country programs 2x total US electricity +40% 100+ generation to be added Upside until FY30 85 United States >250 GW Saudi Arabia Reliable 61 and UAE ~50 GW 24/7 reliable power critical

  16. Slide 16: Doubled orders to ~200 GTs in one year

    Doubled orders to ~200 GTs in one year Orders by frames Large Medium Aero Small Williams Data Centers, US Powering AI – 5 GW across multiple frames ~2x # GT units, GW # of GT sold 16 GW 26 GW 36 GW FY25 vs. FY24 >200 194 51 100 39 108 #1 in FY25 47 Mai Liao and Kuo Kuang, TW Market share1 FY24 FY25

  17. Slide 17: A growth engine built for scale, profitability and longevity

    A growth engine built for scale, profitability and longevity ~20 years FY25 insights rvice lifecyc Total Se le €23 bn orders (+43%2 vs. FY24) ~€30 bn New unit (~40%) revenue potential +5 pp (~ €400 m/GW) backlog margin (vs. FY24) ~78 GW backlog 1 Service (~60%) +1 pp New units backlog margin (vs. FY

  18. Slide 18: Leveraging a dynamic capacity expansion

    Leveraging a dynamic capacity expansion The four golden rules Capacity # GT units, GW1 Scale-up within +30% existing footprint 17 GW 22 GW >30 GW 210 – 230 High service relevance ~160 Premium pricing ~110 Short payback period FY24 Ø FY25 – 27 Ø FY28 – 30 Capacity sold-out until FY28 1 Including stea

  19. Slide 19: An opening act to an even greater story

    An opening act to an even greater story Gas Services installed fleet1 Fleet additions Service order backlog (FY24 – 30) in € bn 78 GW ++ secured >700 GW ~180 GW >50 ~50% 41 >80% baseload 34 baseload +2 pp ▪ Data centers, nuclear, offshore applications value extreme availability fleet utilization (vs

  20. Slide 20: Strong demand supported by structural market drivers

    Strong demand supported by structural market drivers 2025 – 2040 Core drivers Serving through GT’s core scope grid investments #1 #1 #2 Solutions Products Service ~25% of the grid in advanced economies Replacement >50% to be replaced by 2040 ~15% conventional generation to be Energy transition ~5,00

  21. Slide 21: Market doubled and further growth expected across all regions

    Market doubled and further growth expected across all regions Addressable market 7% 2x FY22 FY24 FY30 United States Europe Middle East China & India 10% 2% Regional market split 9% 8% United States 16% 25% Europe FY24 FY30 FY24 FY30 FY24 FY30 FY24 FY30 13% Middle East Data center build-out China & I

  22. Slide 22: Solutions with further market momentum, healthy backlog & leading execution competence

    Solutions with further market momentum, healthy backlog & leading execution competence Market volumes Solutions order backlog Execution priorities FY22 – 24 → FY28 – 30 Project standardization HVDC & 2x €24 bn offshore Balanced terms & conditions ~€45 bn → ~€95 bn Substations 2x Supply chain deriski

  23. Slide 23: Dynamic products market requiring further investments to strengthen our #1 position

    Dynamic products market requiring further investments to strengthen our #1 position Market remains tight… …despite our investments and example: power transformers1 operational improvements: ~10% FY23 – 25: 200% Achieved milestones ~40% ~€600 m investments2 (~20% additional capacity) Enhanced supply

  24. Slide 24: On track to break-even in FY26 – Next milestone towards profitability

    On track to break-even in FY26 – Next milestone towards profitability Main building blocks and progress made Key levers Profit before SI in € bn 3 – 5%1 1 Offshore profitability ▪ SG 14/15 cost out ▪ Project execution excellence Break- even 2 Operational excellence ▪ Factory productivity ▪ Reduction

  25. Slide 25: Leverage our strengths through focus on attractive Onshore markets

    Leverage our strengths through focus on attractive Onshore markets Onshore market outlook Onshore wind as corner- based on installations in GW stone of electrification ▪ Cost-competitiveness 2025 – 30 ▪ Energy security 9% for focus countries ▪ Fast build-out share 65 ~4,000 TWh 61 x1.5 energy produc

  26. Slide 26: A right-sized portfolio and footprint to drive productivity, cost and quality in Onshore

    A right-sized portfolio and footprint to drive productivity, cost and quality in Onshore High performance in complex wind conditions and demanding requirements ▪ SG 7.0-1701 – Europe/other4 ▪ SG 5.0-145 (2.0)2 – Europe/other4 Robust reliability to perform under extreme weather conditions ▪ SG 4.3-14

  27. Slide 27: Offshore remains a promising market thanks to its strong attributes

    Offshore remains a promising market thanks to its strong attributes Offshore market outlook Offshore wind has a unique combination of Three years average – based on annual installations in GW ▪ high contribution to energy independency ▪ gigawatt scale with little use of land ▪ high capacity factor 1

  28. Slide 28: We leverage the SG 15 as workhorse product to drive profitability

    We leverage the SG 15 as workhorse product to drive profitability​ Streamlined product portfolio Unprecedented volume SG offshore production by platform1 Secured SG 14/15 pipeline2, in GW output >60% higher >22 ~21 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 and Previous platforms SG 14/15 beyond SG 6/7 SG 8 SG 11 SG 14/15

  29. Slide 29: From turnaround to double-digit profit – Exceeding 2023 CMD goals

    From turnaround to double-digit profit – Exceeding 2023 CMD goals TI profit margin1 FY21 – 23 levers Double-digit profit achieved ▪ Footprint optimization ▪ Portfolio streamlining +620 bps ▪ Operational excellence Turnaround delivered 11.3% +710 bps 7 – 9% + FY23 – 25 levers 7.4% ▪ +25% Service reve

  30. Slide 30: Diversified markets – Ensuring resilience across industries, applications and regions

    Diversified markets – Ensuring resilience across industries, applications and regions Key market trends Our market1 (€ bn) Industries Applications5 Energy affordability +80% industrial energy efficiency +7%2 10% Conventional investment by 2030 Hydrogen upside3 Electrification 15% Energy efficiency E

  31. Slide 31: Diversified markets – Portfolio positioned for further growth

    Diversified markets – Portfolio positioned for further growth Maritime Data center Digital Hydrogen picture >40% >4x >3x >1 GW increase in maritime revenue1 data center orders1 digital orders1 under construction or in operation On-board power generation and Load stabilization for Asset and plant per

  32. Slide 32: Service growth – Unleashing value across the asset lifecycle

    Service growth – Unleashing value across the asset lifecycle Customers need service Capturing fleet potential >50 years 20 – 40% vice lifecyc Repairs, field service, spare parts Increasing availability and reliability r le of total operating expenses in metals production related Se to energy costs M

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