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Siemens Shares Analyzed with Buy Recommendation from UBS AG

Siemens shares are currently priced at €193.30, reflecting a slight decrease of €0.14 or 0.07%. UBS AG has issued a buy recommendation for Siemens, indicating positive sentiment towards the company's performance and future prospects.
18:58 12.12.2024

ÖAMTC Raiffeisen and Siemens Launch Innovative E-Vehicle Charging Partnership

ÖAMTC, Raiffeisen, and Siemens have launched a mobility partnership aimed at enhancing e-vehicle charging through local energy cooperatives. Starting in 2025, e-car drivers can purchase green electricity at charging stations, benefiting from significant savings and promoting sustainable energy use across Austria. The initiative, which began in Burgenland, will expand to other regions, showcasing a model for affordable and environmentally friendly mobility.
07:01 12.12.2024

siemens appoints former nestle ceo mark schneider as future chairman

Mark Schneider, the former CEO of Nestlé, has been nominated to become Chairman of the Siemens Supervisory Board until 2027, with a proposal to shareholders set for February 13. Current Chairman Jim Hagemann Snabe will also be up for reappointment for a two-year term. Siemens plans to propose an increase in the annual dividend from 4.7 to 5.2 euros per share, which contributed to a 1.7% rise in Siemens shares on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.

Siemens proposes Mark Schneider as supervisory board chairman by 2027

Siemens has proposed Mark Schneider, the former CEO of Nestle, as the potential successor to Jim Hagemann Snabe as chairman of its supervisory board by 2027. Snabe, who plans to manage his succession effectively, expressed confidence in Schneider as an excellent candidate. The annual general meeting for the supervisory board election is scheduled for February 13, 2025, alongside a proposed dividend increase to 5.20 euros from 4.70 euros.

siemens proposes mark schneider as supervisory board chairman by 2027

Siemens has proposed Mark Schneider, the former CEO of Nestle and Fresenius SE, as the potential successor to Jim Hagemann Snabe as chairman of its supervisory board by 2027. Snabe, who plans to manage his succession effectively, aims for a transition within two years if re-elected in February 2025. Additionally, Siemens announced a proposed dividend increase to 5.20 euros from 4.70 euros the previous year.

Siemens proposes Schneider as supervisory board head starting in 2027

Siemens has nominated former Nestle CEO Mark Schneider to head its supervisory board starting in 2027. Current chairman Jim Snabe plans to manage a transition before his term ends in February 2025, emphasizing Schneider as an excellent candidate. Additionally, Siemens proposed a dividend increase to 5.20 euros from 4.70 euros.

Siemens nominates former Nestle CEO Schneider for supervisory board leadership

Siemens has proposed former Nestle CEO Schneider to lead its Supervisory Board starting in 2027. Current chairman Snabe indicated that if re-elected in February 2025, he intends to oversee a transition over the following two years.

Siemens nominates Mark Schneider as supervisory board chairman starting in 2027

Siemens has proposed Mark Schneider, the former CEO of Nestle and Fresenius SE, to succeed Jim Hagemann Snabe as chairman of its supervisory board by 2027. Snabe plans to manage a transition within the next two years if re-elected in February 2025. Siemens will hold its annual general meeting on February 13, 2025, where Schneider's election will be voted on, alongside a proposed dividend increase to 5.20 euros.

digital twin in healthcare market poised for significant growth through 2031

The global Digital Twin in Healthcare Market is poised for significant growth from 2024 to 2031, driven by advancements in technology and increasing demand for personalized medicine. Key players include Philips, Siemens, and GE, with a focus on software, hardware, and services. The report provides insights into market trends, competitive landscape, and regional developments, highlighting opportunities and challenges for stakeholders.

Trump's Team Considers Cancelling USPS Electric Vehicle Contracts

Donald Trump’s transition team is considering canceling the U.S. Postal Service's contracts for electric delivery vehicles, aligning with his campaign promises to roll back Biden's climate initiatives. This includes a review of multi-billion dollar contracts with Oshkosh Corp and Ford for tens of thousands of electric trucks. The USPS, which received $3 billion for EVs as part of a climate bill, faces legal challenges in severing these contracts, but Trump's policies may test executive power limits.
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