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Siemens Middle East
Challenges and Opportunities Siemens Middle East
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Megatrends change the
world and affect our lives: Siemens
Global
Contents
Downtown Singapore 3
2 The MEA region:
Facts and figures
Siemens: A strong partner
for the MEA region
2
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Siemens global presence
Close to customers all over the world
10.9
115,000
69
Revenue (in billions of €)2
15% of total worldwide
Employees3
33 % of total worldwide
Key production facilities4
24 % of total worldwide
18.8
70,000
76
Revenue (in billions of €)2
26% of total worldwide
Employees3
20 % of total worldwide
Key production facilities4
26 % of total worldwide
14.4
62,000
74
Revenue (in billions of €)2
20% of total worldwide
Employees3
18 % of total worldwide
Key production facilities4
26 % of total worldwide
38.7
211,000
139
Revenue (in billions of €)2
54% of total worldwide
Employees3
62 % of total worldwide
Key production facilities4
48 % of total worldwide
Americas
Germany
Europe, C.I.S.,1 Africa, Middle East (including Germany)
Asia,
Australia
All figures refer to continuing operations.
1 Commonwealth of Independent States. 2 By customer location. 3 As of September 30, 2014. 4 Fifteen employees or more.
71.9 343,000
Revenue (in
billions of €)
Employees3
Total
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Research and development
Innovation has always been the foundation of our success
Employees in R&D Ranking in patent applications
R&D spending as % of revenue Partnerships
28,800
13,200
15,600
R&D employees
worldwide
R&D employees
in Germany
R&D employees in approximately 30 other
countries worldwide
FY 2014
€4.1 billion
5.7 5.5
FY 2014 FY 2013
Siemens currently holds approximately 56,100 patents granted worldwide
partnerships with universities, research institutes and other
organizations around the world 1,000
No. 4 Germany
(2013) No. 13 USA
(2013)
No. 2 Europe
(2013)
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Key figures for fiscal 2014
Siemens at a glance
Revenue by industrial business Revenue by region
Healthcare
16%
Process Industries
and Drives
13%
Digital Factory
13%
Mobility
10%
Building Technologies
8%
Energy Management
15%
Wind Power and
Renewables
8%
Power and Gas
18%
Not included: Financial Services (SFS)
Europe, C.I.S.*, Africa,
Middle East
(without Germany)
39%
Germany
15%
Asia, Australia
20%
Americas 26%
* Commonwealth of Independent States
(continuing operations; in millions of €,
except where otherwise stated) FY 2014 FY 2013 % Change1
Volume
Orders 78,350 79,755 1%
Revenue 71,920 73,445 1%
1 Comparable, excluding currency translation and portfolio effects
Jun. 30, 2015 2014
Employees
Total 343,000 348,000
Middle East 6,670 ~6000
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Managing Board
Customer-oriented organization
Setup as of October 1, 2014
Global presence and go-to-market of our businesses Americas Europe and Africa C.I.S.1 and Middle East Asia and Australia
Power
and Gas
Wind
Power and
Renewables
Energy
Management
Building
Technologies
Mobility Digital Factory Process
Industries and
Drives
Power Generation
Services
Corporate Core Corporate Services
Healthcare
(separately
managed with
global supply
chain)
1 Commonwealth of Independent States.
Financial
Services
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Megatrends change the world
and affect our lives
Global megatrends
Globalization
Increasing interdependence of economics, politics, culture and other areas of life
Strong growth of BRIC countries: by 2040, China will have overtaken the US relating economic strength
Demographic change
Strong increase of the global population to 9 billion people in 2050 (2010: 7 billion)
Aging of societies: the +65 generation will nearly triple worldwide by 2050
Urbanization
Increase of the urban population by 20% from 2010 to 70% in 2050
Numerous megacities will develop, especially in emerging nations
Climatic change
Climatic change is a fact and a threat to humans and nature
The consequential costs of ignoring this fact are considerably higher than the costs for necessary action
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Siemens in the Middle East
Vision 2020 - Three cornerstones for a successful future
A clear mission A lived ownership culture A consistent strategy
We make real what matters
by setting the benchmark in the way we
electrify, automate, digitalize the world
around us.
Ingenuity drives us and what we create is
yours.
Together we deliver.
Equity: encourage employee
shareholding
Values: Instill responsibility, innovation
and excellence
Leadership: Manage as a role models
Behaviors: Act inspired by
entrepreneurship
People Orientation: Foster diversity of
experience and expertise
With our positioning along the
electrification value chain, we have
know-how that extends from power
generation to power transmission, power
distribution and smart grid to the efficient
application of electrical energy.
And with our outstanding strengths in
automation, we’re well equipped for the
future and the age of digitalization.
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Positioning
Well positioned – across the areas of electrification, automation and digitalization
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Siemens Digitalization
We are well equipped for the future, combining the physical and virtual world
Fleet management Meter Data Management
Neural networks
Smart grids
Autonomous fault recovery
PLM Collaboration in the cloud
CAx
Embedded software
Image-guided therapy
Imaging software
Decision support
Traffic management
Efficient buildings
Analytics
e-Tolling
MES
Digital Factory
Virtual world
Physical world – Siemens installed base
280k connected devices
Insights from 16TB+ operations data per
month
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References
A global technology partner
United States: More than ⅓ of the total energy needs are met by Siemens.
Brazil: More than ½ of the
electrical power in is generated by
Siemens Technology. Morocco South Africa and Egypt: Siemens is playing an active role
in sustainable development by building
wind farms.
Germany: More than ½ of the power
plants connected to the power grid in use
are Siemens turbines
Europe: More than 80% of the
automobile factories use Siemens
automation and drive technology.
Qatar: Siemens is building the most
energy efficient tram system in the Middle East. Mexico: Siemens was awarded
the first signaling project in the country for the new line of the
Monterrey metro system.
UAE: More than 37% of UAEs
power generation capacity is
based on Siemens Technology
UAE: Siemens powers up the
Formula 1 Yas Marina Circuit
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Megatrends change the
world and affect our lives: Siemens
Global
Contents
Downtown Singapore 3
2 The MEA region:
Facts and figures
Siemens: A strong partner
for the MEA region
2
1
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Middle East Challenges
The local impact of megatrends
Local megatrends
Globalization
Intra-regional trade growth
Economic and logistical link between Asia and Europe
Increase in activity of multinational companies
Demographic change 47% of the GCC population will be under 30 in 2020
Life expectancy increased from 72 to 75 years between 1990 and 2010
Creation of jobs and huge investments in education and healthcare is required
Urbanization Population in Middle East grow by 35% until 2025
By 2030 80% of GCC will live in urban areas.
Water scarcity and investments in urban infrastructure must be considered
Climatic change Cities with highest CO2 emission per capita
Climate change awareness is increasing
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Middle East as a key player in the global oil and gas markets
3,087
3,811
4,005
5,673
5,734
6,307
6,448
8,179
23,053
29,542
Norway
Qatar
Canada
Indonesia
China
Saudi Arabia
USA
Algeria
Iran
Russia
Top 10 Countries
20% of global natural gas production in the
Middle East
37
48
80
98
104
140
157
173
268
298
Nigeria
Libya
Kuwait
Iraq
Iran
Canada
Saudi Arabia
Venezuela
UAE
Russia
Top 10 Countries
Source: International Energy Agency, www.eia.gov; Gross Natural Gas Production (2012), Crude Oil Proven Reserves (2014)
52% of crude oil proven reserves are in the
Middle East
Gross Natural Gas Production in billion cubic feet
Crude Oil Proven Reserves in billion barrels
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Today, the Middle East is an “Energy story”
2030
750
19
(3%)
5
(1%)
2010
281
1
(0%)
0
(0%)
111
(40%)
140
(50%)
26
(9%)
2
(1%) 0
(0%)
1
(0%)
7
(1%)
199
(27%)
369
(49%)
48
(6%)
23
(3%)
80
(11%)
Wind
Solar
Other Renewables
Nuclear
Oil
Coal
Gas
Hydro
Efficient
gas
50% > 49%
Other
40% > 31%
Renewable
energy
8 > 21%
Main trends Installed Capacity in GW, source IEA
Tripled capacity in 20 years expected, growth of 5% p.a.,
Build up of renewables
Relative shift to Renewables + Gas
Diversification drives absolute increase in all power sources (incl.
Coal and Nuclear)
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Middle East: A microeconomic prospective
GDP
2015
GDP
Growth
Population
2623353740506284
166225
265
353294
360
427
769
-5.7%
4.5%3.3%2.7%2.4%
1.7%
-2.8%
4.3%
1.5%
6.1%5.6%
3.1%4.3%
-0.4%
2.6%2.2%
2232
1826
56442
189
36
8580
1030
LBY OMN KUW QAT PAK IRQ EGY IRN UAE KSA LEB YEM SYR AFG BHR JOR
(in bn. USD)
2015
(in Millions)
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Siemens – A global company
Key milestones in the Middle East
1859 Werner von Siemens completed laying the first submarine telegraph cable in the
Red Sea to link Europe and Western India via Suez and Aden
1901 First technical office in Cairo, Egypt
1922 First office in Lahore, Pakistan
1928 First hydro power plant supplied to Fayoum (Egypt)
1929 Business in Saudi Arabia starts
1954 Cooperation started with E.A. Juffali (Saudi Arabia)
1956 First telecommunication network installation in Saudi Arabia
1959 First business activities in Kuwait
1964 Commissioning of Steam Power Plant ‘Shuaiba North’ in Kuwait
1970 First GIS outside Germany installed in Kuwait
1979 Cooperation started with A.A. Alghanim (Kuwait)
1999 Regional Company established for UAE, Qatar, Oman and Bahrain
2004 Shuweihat combined-cycle power plant turnkey project in Abu Dhabi, UAE
2009 Dammam-Riyadh signaling and telecommunications project in Saudi Arabia
2010 Strategic partnership with Masdar in Abu Dhabi, UAE
2011 Oil & Gas Headquarters in Abu Dhabi, UAE
2011 Strategic partnership with Qatar Foundation
2012 First Tram system in Middle East (Qatar)
2014 Siemens set up regional HQ in Masdar City, Aub Dhabi, UAE
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Megatrends change the
world and affect our lives: Siemens
Global
Contents
Downtown Singapore 3
2 The MEA region:
Facts and figures
Siemens: A strong partner
for the MEA region
2
1
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The Siemens portfolio
Power Generation Services
Operation & Maintenance
Service Programs
Performance Enhancement
Performance Maintenance
Spare Parts, Tools and Repairs
Training and Consulting
Process Automation
Solutions
Decentralized
Control Systems
(DCS)
Process
Instrumentation
Systems and
Solutions for
Minerals, Cranes
and Traction
Process Analytical
Products and
Solutions
Integrated Drive
Systems
Water treatment
solutions for O&G
Automation solutions
for pipelines & tank
farms
Services & Training
Power
and Gas
Wind Power
and
Renewables
Energy
Management Digital Factory Mobility Building
Technologies
Process
Industries
and Drives
Healthcare (Separately managed
with global supply chain)
Gas Turbines
Generators
Steam Turbines
Compressors
Fuel Gasifier
Power Plants
Energy Solutions
Instrumentation
and Electrical
Mechanical Drives
Onshore Wind
Power
Offshore Wind
Power
Medium Voltage &
Systems
Low Voltage &
Products
Transformers
High Voltage
Products
Transmission
Solutions
Energy Automation
Smart Grid Solutions
and Services
Automation
Systems
Operator Control and
Monitoring Systems
Identification
Systems
Industrial
Communication
Industrial Controls
PC Based
Automation
Product Lifecycle
Management
Software
Sensor Systems
Mobility Management
Turnkey Projects &
Electrification
Mainline Transport
Urban Transport
Customer Services
Mobility Consulting
Integrated Building
Automation
Total Room
Automation
Life Science
Solutions
Data Centre
Solutions
HVAC Products
Energy Efficiency
Solutions
Advantage
Navigator
Green Building
Monitor
Advantage
Operations Centre
Demand Flow
Security Solutions
Access Control
Intrusion Detection
Fire Safety
Medical Imaging
Laboratory
Diagnostics
Healthcare Imaging
IT
Therapy Systems
Healthcare
Education and
Training
Refurbished
Systems
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Power & Gas
Karim Amin
Wind Power
Renewables
Emad Ghaly
Power Gen.
Services
Gianluigi Di
Giovanni
Energy
Management
Wolfgang
Braun
Building
Technologies
Koen Bogers
Mobility
Joerg Scheifler
Digital
Factory
Syed
Mohammed
Aumir
Process Ind.
& Drives
Bernhard
Niessing
Healthcare
Kay
Zwingenberger
Financial
Services
Imran Saeed
Lead Country UAE, countries and divisions
Divisions
Lead Country UAE
CFO
Stefan
Halberstadt
CEO
Dietmar
Siersdorfer
UAE
CEO
Dietmar
Siersdorfer
Oman
CEO
Markus
Strohmeier
Iran
CEO
Dr. Mohsen
Nayebzadeh
Iraq
CEO
Nael Ghali
Kuwait
CEO
Adrian Wood
Egypt
CEO
Maximilian
Egger
Bahrain
CEO
Michael Kellner
Qatar
CEO
Fatih Sakiz
Jordan,
Syria, Libya
& Lebanon
CEO
Wolfgang
Niermann
Pakistan &
Afghanistan
CEO
Helmut von
Struve
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Siemens Middle East
At a glance
> 50% Siemens < 50% Siemens Public Listed Company Branch Agents
Yemen
Libya Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Syria
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Yemen
Oman
UAE
Qatar
Kuwait
Lebanon
Jordan Iraq
Bahrain
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Libya Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Iran Syria
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Yemen
Oman
UAE
Kuwait
Lebanon
Jordan
Iraq
Bahrain
Middle East is a growth region
high importance for Siemens
6000 KM
15 COUNTRIES
37 LOCATIONS
4600 EMPLOYEES
1901 FIRST OFFICE OPENED IN
EGYPT
2014 MASDAR CITY HQ
in UAE
22% OF INSTALLED
POWER GENERATION
CAPACITY
4% STABLE GPD
GROWTH
+ 2,5% POPULATION GROWTH
2000-2010
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Globalization: How can we handle the growing local demand for resources,
while opening the doors to the worlds business?
Shuweihat Combined Cycle Power Plants (CCPP) for UAE
Siemens offering turnkey solutions for CCPP
Utilizes energy efficient and reliable power supply to Abu Dhabi
inhabitants and the industry
Siemens built and commissioned the Shuweihat S1 and S2
IWPP which has a total generating capacity of 3,000 MW
(Shuweihat S3 planned with a capacity of
1,600 MW)
Key Facts
Siemens is locally building up the basis for global competitive advantages and long term growth.
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Urbanization: How can we built up the infrastructure in a city in a sustainable
way?
The Middle East’s most energy-efficient tram system to be built in Qatar
Qatar Foundation places turnkey order for
19 state-of-the-art Siemens Avenio trams
Qatar’s first tram system to become operational by autumn
2015
Energy-efficient, environment-friendly Avenio trams produce
less CO2 emissions
Key Facts
Siemens mobilizes the rapidly growing cities and considers
the environmental impact to improve quality of life in cities.
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Demographic change: How can we ensure healthcare that is both excellent
and affordable?
The Children’s Cancer Hospital in Egypt
Supply state-of-art medical technology
required for pediatric oncology
Diagnostic imaging, radiation therapy,
fully equipped laboratory
Supply of the entire building infrastructure
Key Facts
Considering the increase of the youth in the region, Siemens provides
targeted and comprehensive patient care solutions.
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Each of the three power plants – Beni Suef, Burullus and New Capital – will be powered by eight
Siemens H-Class gas turbines, selected for their high output and record-breaking efficiency.
Siemens awarded record energy orders that will boost Egypt's power
generation by 50%
Single biggest order ever for Siemens
Extra capacity of 16.4 gigawatts from natural gas and wind
power plants
Up to 600 wind turbines and rotor blade manufacturing facility
Trainings and jobs for up to 1,000 people
Orders expand on memorandums of understanding announced
at EEDC
Key Facts
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Climate change: How can we create economic growth and reduce the
consumption of energy and resources at the same time?
Shuaibah Independent Water and Power Project in Saudi Arabia
One of the world’s largest Greenfield Independent Water and
Power Projects
Cleanest steam power and desalination plant
in Saudi Arabia
Utilizes the latest in product technologies
and solutions
Key Facts
With the cleanest product technologies and solutions, Siemens supplies
effective and efficient basic input for a (growing) economy.
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Siemens in the United Arab Emirates – References
New long-term agreements with Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA)
Siemens Power Generation Service was awarded long-term
contracts for DEWA
Newest power station in operation:
the Jebel Ali M-Station
Facility is a 2,000 MW combined-cycle power plant and a 140
mn. imperial gallons per day desalination plant in Dubai
Key Facts
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Siemens in the United Arab Emirates – References
Siemens powers up the Formula 1 Yas Marina Circuit
Project management, system integration and installation for all
race track systems
External and architectural lighting; access control system,
building management, security and public surveillance systems
22 kV Medium Voltage network and Low Voltage primary
power distribution
Key Facts
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Siemens in the United Arab Emirates – References
Water from a new desalination plant
on the east coast of the UAE
1 mn. m3 per day water flows through
3 x 1600 mm pipelines from Fujairah to Sweihan serving the
population along the 200 km route
Key Facts
Fujairah Water Transmission System
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Siemens in the United Arab Emirates – References
Command & Control Center
Shoreline App Security and BMS
Facility Management
Frond Access Security
Island-wide traffic surveillance
Tunnel security integration
Utilities and IT Building Security
Key Facts
Siemens provided holistic island security solution
for Palm Jumeirah
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Siemens in the United Arab Emirates – References
Latest architecture, infrastructure, and technology projects are
in high demand in the Gulf region
TMIC will set a new benchmark for healthcare – through a
comprehensive concept that ranges from the latest diagnostic
capabilities
of PET/CT to one of the first cyclotrons
in the United Arab Emirates
Key Facts
Medical equipment & turnkey responsibility for Tawam Molecular Imaging Centre (TMIC)
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Our values have been the foundation for Siemens’ success for over 160 years
Responsible … means that we undertake to conduct ourselves in an ethical and
responsible manner
► Strong focus on Corporate Citizenship
Excellent … describes our high performance
and the excellent result of our work
► Development of talents through SGP, SCM Adv. Program
Innovative … describes our endeavor to create sustainable value
both now and in the future
► First worldwide application of latest Siemens GT technology
for increased efficiency (wet compression)
Our values – for long-term success worldwide
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A good corporate citizen
The Siemens ME Student Award
Giving talented students the opportunity to get
visibility and recognition
Innovation Center Qatar
As part of the partnership with Qatar Foundation, the
facility conducts research and technology
development that supports Qatar’s national objectives.
Masdar Partnership
Helping to jointly develop R&D in Smart Buildings
and Innovative Power Grids
Manufacturing in Saudi Arabia
Know-how transfer of world-class R&D and
technologies
Qualified job offers and professional trainings
Hospital Donation in Libya
Donation to Al Jala Hospital in Benghazi
A SIREMOBIL Compact intraoperative imaging
unit
The ACUSON X300 Ultrasound System
Flood relief in Pakistan
2.5 mn. Euro towards flood relief
Relief goods worth around 60,000 Euro
“Siemens Tent Village” was established in Sindh
Help for Nepal
More than 70,000 Euro raised by Siemens and its
employees transferred to the Red Cross
Youth Ambassador Program
Internship opportunities in UAE and Germany
Visit of Gas Turbine Factory in Berlin and R&D
center in Munich
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Siemens Middle East
A local company
Commitment to the Region
2014 marks a 15-year milestone in Siemens partnership with the
United Arab Emirates (UAE).
The incorporation of Siemens LLC in 1999 is another
demonstration of the company’s commitment to be closer to our
customers and support the UAE and the region in its dynamic
development.
Together with our shareholders, Siemens LLC has delivered
advanced technology solutions to many of the UAE’s infrastructure
projects.
For more information watch the film celebrating 15 years of
Siemens LLC in the UAE and the region.
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Siemens is the right partner for sustainable growth
Innovative pioneer with world class products and services
Reliable global partner, 165 years in business,
with strong local presence
Experienced system integrator with execution
strengths for large scale turnkey projects
OPEX reduction and environmental care by
using energy efficient solutions
Sustainable life-cycle partner with complete
and integrated offering including finance solutions