Siemens: acquires key businesses of MERMEC to strengthen its global rail technology portfolio

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Siemens acquires key businesses of MERMEC to strengthen its global rail technology portfolio

• Acquisition of key businesses of the MERMEC Group, an Italian high-tech leader in railway signaling, diagnostics, and measurement technologies
• Expansion of Siemens Mobility´s industrial footprint in Italy within its world-leading global signaling business
• Significant strengthening of Siemens Mobility´s global diagnostic portfolio
• Accretive to Siemens' revenue growth target; within Mobility's target margin range by year two post-closing
• Site in Matera to become an industrial hub for next-generation diagnostics

Siemens Mobility has signed an agreement to acquire several key businesses of MERMEC Group, an Italian high-tech leader in railway signaling, electrification, diagnostics, and measurement technologies. The transaction will significantly strengthen Siemens' global rail portfolio, with a particular focus on diagnostics and measurement technologies, while further expanding its signaling activities, industrial footprint, and market access in Italy. The parties have agreed not to disclose the financial terms of the transaction. Closing of the transaction is subject to customary conditions and is expected by the end of calendar year 2026.

"By combining MERMEC's technological expertise and market access with Siemens Mobility's global presence and technology leadership, we are strengthening our capabilities in diagnostics, asset-intelligence and signaling capabilities. This step expands our industrial footprint in Italy within our world-leading signaling business and significantly enhances our global diagnostics portfolio," said Michael Peter, CEO of Siemens Mobility.

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"Formally, I have been retired for nine months; at present, my health is not at its best, and my children are pursuing their own independent paths with their companies. For this reason, I sought a very solid group in the sector, in order to guarantee a secure future for my valued colleagues, who have contributed to making MERMEC the company it is today, wherever they may be. Becoming part of Siemens will offer them a global environment, strongly focused on innovation and sustainable growth. The transaction will help me invest in the other companies within my industrial holding, as well as contribute to the growth of businesses in Southern Italy that need to develop and create new high-quality employment," said Vito Pertosa, President of Angelo Holding.

The acquisition will further strengthen the competitiveness and resilience of Siemens' global rail infrastructure portfolio, supporting its long-term strategy and investments in the growing railway market. The integration of Siemens' expertise in urban signaling with MERMEC's strong presence in Italy's mainline railway infrastructure will support the modernization and digitalization of the national rail network in Italy.

Siemens Mobility's customers will benefit from an expanded service offering that combines Siemens' asset intelligence and diagnostics capabilities (onboard and depot-based) with MERMEC's advanced portfolio of diagnostic vehicles equipped with measurement systems and software for railway infrastructure inspection. The result will be a scalable diagnostics and analytics platform with global reach through Siemens Mobility's worldwide footprint and established customer base.

MERMEC's employees, all sites, and industrial capabilities will become part of Siemens Mobility's global innovation ecosystem, which includes the key strategic asset of the Ferrosud site in Matera. Siemens expects to achieve meaningful synergies, especially from cross-selling and from expanding the integrated portfolio. The transaction is expected to be EPS (pre-PPA) accretive by year two post-closing.

Founded in 1970 and headquartered in Monopoli, Italy, MERMEC Group is a leading Italian provider of railway signaling systems for mainline rail networks, digital diagnostics technologies for railway applications, and high-precision measurement trains. The group operates in the railway sector across signaling, electrification, diagnostics, digital asset analytics platforms, and advanced inspection technologies.

The acquisition covers MERMEC's key businesses in Italian wayside signaling, electrification, telecommunication, diagnostics, analytics, and worldwide data infrastructure, while excluding MERMEC's investments in Angelstar S.r.l., Mont Saint Michel S.A.S. with its subsidiary Compagnie des Signaux S.A.S. and MERMEC Deutschland. With around 1,700 employees, these key businesses serve customers in over 70 countries, having generated revenue of approximately EUR 430 million in FY25.

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