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Siemens AG 2009. All rights reserved.

Vom ersten direkten Transatlantikkabel zufreischwimmenden Windanlagen

From the Electric Victoria to the

eRuf sports car

Vom ersten direkten Transatlantikkabel zufreischwimmenden Windanlagen

From the first views inside the body

to 3D body scans in less than one

second

From the first direct transatlantic

telegraph cable to the floating windturbine

A pioneer of our time yesterday, today and tomorrow


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Major innovationsMajor R&D investments

Our patent position in fiscal 2009:

Germany: No. 2Europe: No. 2

USA: No. 12

Most recent innovations:

Somatom Definition Flash:CT with fastest imaging and lowestradiation dosage

Efficient power transport (HVDC):the new 800-kV high-voltage, direct-

current transmission systemminimizes power losses

Arvedi endless strip steel production:new plant delivers energy savings of45 percent and steel of superior

quality

3.9 billion in fiscal 2009, or 5.1% of

revenue 31,800 R&D employees worldwide

17,000 software engineers

176 R&D locations in over

30 countries around the world 7,700 inventions in FY2009

More than 56,000 active patents

Innovation is our lifeblood


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Revenue by region

Key figures

Revenue by Sector

Revenue and employees

7,7%

Healthcare

11.9 billion

Energy

25.8 billion

49%

29%

Industry

35 billion

Cross-Sector

Businesses5.4 billion

Americas

Germany

Europe, CIS,Africa, Middle East(excl. Germany)

15%

41.5%27%

16.5%

Asia, Australia

Location of customer

Continuing operations

(in millions of euros)FY2008 FY2009

Revenue 77,327 76,651

New orders 93,495 78,991

Income 1,859 2,457

Free cash flow 5,739 3,786

Employees 427,000 405,000

Committed to profit and growth

Total Revenue Sectors and

Cross-Sector Businesses

7%

45%

33%

15%

100.000

80.000

60.000

40.000

20.000

500

400

300

200

100

2000

Employees in thousands

1985 1990 1995FY 2009

Revenue in millions of euros


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As of September 30, 2009 Employees Revenue (billions of euros) Major production facilities

Global presence basis for competitiveness

23% 27%

91,700 20,884

Americas

Germany

32%

128,000

11,5

83

15%

Europe, CIS, Africa, Middle

East (excl. Germany)

28%

41.5

%

31,8 67114,900

Asia, Australia

17%16.5

%

70,300 12,6

80


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Urbanization

Demographic Change

2007: for the first time in history, more people live in cities than in ruralareas.

Today 280 million people live in megacities (> 10 million residents) 2030: 60 % of the worlds population will live in cities Urban conglomerations contribute a high share of a nations economic

output: Tokyo provides 40% of Japans GDP, Paris generates 30% of

Frances GDP.

Average life expectancy worldwide will increase to 72 years in 2025

from 46.6 years in 1950. World population will grow from more than 6 billion now

to 8 billion by 2025. 95% of the global population growth is taking place in developing

countries. The 65+ generation will nearly double worldwide by 2030

(from 7% to 12%),

Megatrends shape our future





Climate Change

Globalization

From 1950 to 2004, the volume of global trade has increased 27.5-fold.

The number of global players has grown from 17,000 in 1980 to over70,000 today.

Ocean freight has increased over the past four decades from less than

6,000 billion ton-miles to over 27,500 billion ton-miles a year.

The average global surface temperature has increased by 0.76 C

compared to the 18th century. 11 of the 12 years between 1994 and 2005 rank among the 12

warmest since weather observations began. Greenhouse gas emissions haven risen dramatically since

industrialization. Today we face the highest CO2 concentration in the

atmosphere for the past 350,000 years.

Megatrends shape our future





Industry

Facts that prompt questions

Growing global population requires efficient productionof foods and goods

Freight transport worldwide will increase over 60%by 2030.

More than one billion people have no access to

drinking water Growing need for public security

Siemens answers

Leader in automation technologies

Full spectrum of mobility systems (Complete Mobility) Biggest provider of products and systems for every

stage of water treatment Complete security solutions

Well positioned for a sustainable future we provide

answers to the most urgent questions of our time


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Energy


By 2030, global electricity production is expected toincrease by 60%

Emerging countries account for two-thirds of theincrease in the worlds primary energy consumption.

Energy mix will not change fundamentally in

the next 10 years. Increase of CO2 emissions endangers climate.

Siemens answers

Market leader in offshore wind farms

Manufacturer of largest and most efficient gas turbine Leading provider of HVDC lines and worlds most

powerful 800-kV transformer Performance Contracting energy savings up to 40%

finance investments in energy-efficient building

technology




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Healthcare


80+ generations share of population will grow worldwide Healthcare costs in industrial nations account for more

than 10% of GDP.

By 2020, the number of people requiring daily care willrise to 165 million in India and China

Siemens answers

Combination of state-of-the-art laboratory diagnostics(in-vitro) and imaging technologies (in-vivo) enables

early detection of disease World leader in IT solutions for healthcare

Efficient processes in hospitals reduce healthcare costs




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Siemens environmental portfolio

The worlds largest environmental

portfolio consists of products andsolutions that make a direct, quantifiablecontribution to environment and climateprotection* (~ 23 billion).

Siemens' green portfolio has grown by11% in comparison with fiscal 2008

In fiscal 2009, energy-efficient productsand solutions of our environmentalportfolio abated about 210 million tons of

CO2 for our customers. By 2011, weexpect it to be 300 million tons

that equals the total CO2 emitted

by New York City, London, Hong

Kong, Singapore, Rome, Tokyo and

Berlin

Business volume of environmental portfolio

CO2 abatement at customers

(in billion )

(in million tons)

2011e20092008

2011e20092008

New YorkLondonHong KongSingaporeRomeTokyoBerlin

* reviewed by PwC

25.023.0

20.7

300210

161

=

Well positioned for a sustainable future

Siemens is the green infrastructure giant


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1| Renewables

2| Environmental technology

Examples from our environmental portfolio

All environmental

technologies qualify:

Water technologies Air pollution control

All renewables qualify:

Wind power Grid access for wind power Steam turbines for solar thermal power

plants

3| Energy efficiency

Products and solutions with exceptional

energy efficiency qualify:

Combined-cycle power plants

Industrial drive systems

High Voltage Direct Current(HVDC) power transmission

Traffic management solutions

Efficient lighting

Energy performance

contracting


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Sectors and Divisions: Industry

Industry

Divisions

Drive Technologies

Industry Automation

Building Technologies

Mobility

Lighting (OSRAM)

Industry Solutions

Energy

Divisions

Fossil Power Generation

Renewable Energy

Oil & Gas

Energy Service

Power Transmission

Power Distribution

Healthcare

Divisions

Imaging & IT

Workflow & Solutions

Diagnostics


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Performance in Q3(in millions of euros)

Industry Sector overview

Sector profile Revenue by region (FY2009)

Key figures (FY2009)(in millions of euros)Q3 20101) vs. Q3/09

Revenue 8,720 +7%

New orders 8,805 +33%

Profit 900 +69%

Profit margin 10.3% Target: 9-13%

Total revenue 35,043

New orders 33,284

Profit 2,701

Employees 2) 207,000

External Revenue


20%20%

36%

1) April 1 to June 30, 2010 2) As of September 30, 2009

The Industry Sector is the worldwide leading supplier

of production, transportation, building and lightingtechnologies. With integrated automationtechnologies as well as comprehensive industry-specific solutions, Siemens increases productivity,efficiency and flexibility of its customers in the fieldsof industry and infrastructure. Highlights include:

Custom-

ized

motors

Velaro

high-

speed

trains

Industrial

water

treatment

19%

24%

20%

37%Americas

Germany

Europe, CIS,Africa, Middle East(excl. Germany)

Asia, Australia


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Industry Sector

Industry Automation Division

New orders / innovations in Q3At Expo 2010 Siemens Industry Automation unveiledthe new High Definition PLM (HD-PLM) technology.HD-PLM enables decision makers throughout theproduct lifecycle to make better informed decisions.An HD-PLM enabled system will, for example, recog-nize a given user as not just a CAD operator, but alsoas engineer or designer. It automatically personalizesthe workspace to put that individual in the right con-text for the tasks being performed.

Performance in Q3

Division profile

(in millions of euros) Q3 20101) vs. Q3/09


Revenue 1,587 +24%

Profit 278 +178%

In offering a unique combination of automation hard-ware and PLM software, the Industry AutomationDivision gives industrial customers the possibility tocover the entire value chain all the way from

product design and development through productionto maintenance and service. This enables industrialcustomers to cut their time to market by up to 50%.

1) April 1 to June 30, 2010

Q1 Q2 Q4Q3 FY2010


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New orders / innovations in Q3

Industry Sector

Drive Technologies Division

The Siemens Drive Technologies Division issupplementing its Motox geared motors with a newrange of worm gears featuring high efficiency and anextensive transmission range; they are particularlysuitable for conveyor systems. The single-stage wormgeared motor of the S range is available in the threeframe sizes S08, S18 and S28, in a torque range from18 to 80 Newton meters (Nm) and in a power rangefrom 0.12 to 0.75 kilowatts (kW) (4-pole).

Performance in Q3

Division profile



Revenue 1,815 +7%

Profit 219 +28%

The Drive Technologies Division offers products,systems, applications and services for the completedrive train, and Computerized Numerical Control(CNC) systems for production and machine tools.

Services provided include mechatronics support inaddition to online services for web-based faultmanagement and preventive maintenance.

Q1 Q2 Q4Q3 FY2010



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Industry Sector

Building Technologies Division

Frost & Sullivans market analysts have awardedSiemens Building Technologies as best practice. Theaward titled 2010 European Fire DetectionEquipment Market Product Line Strategy wasassigned for the Sinteso fire safety portfolio. By goingagainst industry norms and offering a guaranteeagainst false alarms, Siemens has been able todistinguish itself from its competitors, the analystssaid.

Performance in Q3

Division profile



Revenue 1,738 +5%

Profit 93 +35%

The Building Technologies Division bundlesSiemens offerings for building security, automationand operations both as service provider and asmanufacturer of energy-efficient products and

systems. The Divisions products range from heatingand ventilation systems to security and fire safetysystems.

Q1 Q2 Q4Q3 FY2010



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Industry Sector

Industry Solutions Division

Performance in Q3

Division profile



Revenue 1,461 -6%

Profit 75 -16%

The Industry Solutions Division is the systems andsolutions integrator for plant business, and coverseverything from planning and construction tooperation and maintenance over a plants entire life-cycle. The Division has the process know-how forincreasing the productivity and energy efficiency ofenterprises in various industries and meets the needfor environmentally compatible solutions with watertreatment and raw material processing systems.

The Italian steel producer Acciaieria Arvedi S.p.A.issued the Final Acceptance Certificate to SiemensIndustry Solutions for the new Arvedi ESP (EndlessStrip Production) line. The technology allows the firstindustrial production of hot-rolled strips at a thicknessof 0.8 millimeters (mm) directly from liquid steel in acontinuous and uninterrupted manufacturing process.

Q1 Q2 Q4Q3 FY2010



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Industry Sector

Mobility Division

Performance in Q3

Division profile



Revenue 1,593 +/-0%

Profit 107 +10%

With its Complete Mobility approach, the Division ispursuing the goal of networking varioustransportation systems with one another in order tomove people and goods efficiently. CompleteMobility combines the competencies in operatingsystems for rail and road traffic with solutions forairport logistics, postal automation and railelectrification, as well as rail vehicles for masstransit, regional and long-distance transportation.

Siemens Mobility presents Vectron, a new locomotivegeneration that has been developed for the widestpossible range of traction tasks. These locomotives canbe used for both national and cross-border passengerand freight traffic and are built for a maximum speed of

either 160 km/h or 200 km/h. The various performanceclasses and voltage systems with either alternatingcurrent (AC), direct current (DC) or multi-system type enable the locomotive to be configured easily toindividual requirements. Country-specific automaticcontrol systems can simply be exchanged or added.

Q1 Q2 Q4Q3 FY2010



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Industry Sector

OSRAM

Highly efficient LEDs by OSRAM are available indifferent integration levels for all headlamp lightingfunctions: low beam, high beam, day time runninglight, fog lamp, bending light. High-power LEDpackages significantly reduce CO2 emissions. Inaddition to that LEDs exceed the lifetime of a car soreplacements are not needed. Discrete LEDs offerhigh flexibility for high end design driven headlampsolutions. Integrated LED modules address priceperformance optimized solutions, which are capable

to replace halogen.Performance in Q3

Division profile



Revenue 1,153 +27%

Profit 127 >200%

OSRAMs product portfolio includes lamps andoptoelectronic semiconductor light sources such aslight-emitting diodes (LEDs), control electronics andlight management systems. OSRAM is one of thelargest lighting manufacturers in the world. Thehighest revenue is posted by the General LightingDivision. OSRAM is the world's number one supplierof automotive lamps and LEDs for vehicles.

Source: AUDI AG

Q1 Q2 Q4Q3 FY2010



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Sectors and Divisions: Energy

Industry

Divisions

Drive Technologies

Industry Automation


Mobility

Lighting (OSRAM)

Industry Solutions

Energy

Divisions


Renewable Energy

Oil & Gas

Energy Service*

Power Transmission

Power Distribution

Healthcare

Divisions

Imaging & IT


Diagnostics

* Figures for this Division are incorporated in the reporting of the other Divisions of the Energy Sector


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Energy Sector overview

Revenue by region (FY 2009)

External Revenue


Sector profile

The Energy Sector is the worlds leading supplierof products, services and solutions for thegeneration, transmission and distribution of powerand for the extraction, conversion and transport of oiland gas. Highlights of the Sector's comprehensiveportfolio include:

Indus-

trial gas

turbines

HVDC

trans-

mission

Wind

turbines



Revenue 6,462 +/-0%


Profit 925 +7%

Profit margin 14.3% Target: 11-15%


New orders 30,076

Profit 3,315

Employees 2) 85.000


16%

Germany

26%

7%

51%

Americas

Europe, CIS,

Africa, Middle East(excl. Germany)

Asia, Australia


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Performance in Q3

New orders / innovations in Q3Division profile

Energy Sector

Fossil Power Generation Division


New orders 2,097 -14%

Revenue 2,348 -2%

Profit 379 +9%

After a nearly ten-year development phase, Siemenshas entered the market with its new generation ofextremely energy-efficient gas turbines, the so-calledH-Class. A leading U.S. utility is the first commercialcustomer. Starting in 2013, no fewer than six of theworld-record turbines, which will cut fossil fuelconsumption in combined-cycle power plants by athird, will be in operation in the Sunshine State ofFlorida. By upgrading its power plants, the customerFlorida Power & Light will achieve net savings of

nearly U.S.$1 billion over the turbines entire lifecycle.

The Fossil Power Generation Division offers highlyefficient products and solutions for power generationbased on fossil fuels. The portfolio ranges fromindividual gas and steam turbines and generators, toturnkey power plants. The Division also providesinstrumentation and control systems for every typeof power plant.

Q1 Q2 Q4Q3 FY2010



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Energy Sector

Renewable Energy Division

Siemens Energy has secured an order from DONGEnergy to supply 111 wind turbines for what will beDenmarks largest offshore wind power plant. The 400megawatts (MW) Anholt Offshore Wind Farm willfeature a capacity almost twice that of Horns Rev 2,currently the worlds largest offshore wind farm inoperation at 209 MW. When fully operational, theAnholt Offshore Wind Farm project will provide cleanenergy for approximately 400,000 households. Thisequals approximately 4 percent of Denmarks total

power consumption.Performance in Q3

Division profile



Revenue 953 +25%

Profit 129 +29%

The Renewable Energy Division bundles Siemens'activities in the wind energy business (for offshoreand on-shore wind parks). In addition, as generalcontractor for turnkey systems, the Divisionintegrates the competencies of the company in thearea of solar-photovoltaic technology. Theacquisition of Solel Solar gives Siemens a leadingposition in the high-growth market for solar thermaltechnology.

Q1 Q2 Q4Q3 FY2010



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Energy Sector

Oil & Gas Division

Performance in Q3

Division profile



Revenue 998 -9%

Profit 108 -18%

The Oil & Gas Division offers customers productsand solutions for the extraction, conversion andtransport of oil and gas. The Division portfolio alsoincludes solutions for power generation anddistribution, compressors with electrical andmechanical drives, process and automationtechnologies, water management and integrated ITsolutions.

Q1 Q2 Q4Q3 FY2010


Siemens Energy has receivedan order to supply integratedpumping solutions forTransCanadas Keystone GulfCoast Expansion Project. Thepipeline will transport crude oilfrom Alberta, Canada to servemarkets on the U.S. GulfCoast. The expansion willcomplement the overall

Keystone pipeline system,with the first phase expectedto begin delivering crude oil tothe U.S. Midwest in mid-2010.The order volume for Siemensis more than U.S.$180 million.


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Energy Sector

Power Transmission Division

Siemens Energy and the utility China Southern PowerGrid have put into operation the second pole of theworld-record HVDC system, which is capable oftransporting huge amounts of clean hydro power toGuangdong Province. The transmission capacity hasnow been doubled to 5000 megawatts (MW). Withone pole operating at plus 800 kilovolts (kV) and theother at minus 800 kV, the voltage difference betweenthe poles reaches the world record of 1600 kV DC. InDecember 2009, the link had also set the world record

for first DC operation ever at a voltage level of800 kV DC.Performance in Q3

Division profile



Revenue 1,582 +3%

Profit 205 +12%

The Power Transmission Division offers productsand solutions in the high-voltage field such asHigh Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) transmissionsystems, substations, switchgear and transformers.

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Energy Sector

Power Distribution Division

Shell has signed a five-year global frameworkagreement with Siemens for the provision ofintegrated power distribution systems used in Shellsprojects all over the world. Based on this agreementSiemens Energy will provide Shell with powerdistribution technology used in Shells refinery, gasand chemical as well as exploration projects as thesole main power distribution contractor. Shells annualcapital expenditure for power distribution rangesbetween U.S.$300 million and 400 million.

Performance in Q3

Division profile


New orders 768 +4%

Revenue 734 -5%

Profit 102 +5%

The Power Distribution Division provides solutionsfor smart grids, the automation of power grids andproducts such as medium-voltage switchgear andcomponents.

Q1 Q2 Q4Q3 FY2010



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Sectors and Divisions: Healthcare

Industry

Divisions

Drive Technologies

Industry Automation


Mobility

Lighting (OSRAM)

Industry Solutions

Energy

Divisions


Renewable Energy

Oil & Gas

Energy Service

Power Transmission

Power Distribution

Healthcare

Divisions

Imaging & IT


Diagnostics


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Healthcare Sector overview

Revenue by region (FY2009)

External Revenue


Sector profile

The Healthcare Sector is one of the world's largestsuppliers to the healthcare industry and a trendsetterin medical imaging, laboratory diagnostics, medicalinformation technology and hearing aids. Siemens isthe only company to offer customers products andsolutions for the entire range of patient care from asingle source from prevention and early detection

to diagnosis, and on to treatment and aftercare. Byoptimizing clinical workflows for the most commondiseases, Siemens also makes healthcare faster,better and more cost-effective.



Revenue 3,152 +10%


Profit 506 +87%

Profit margin 17,5% Trgt: 14-17%


New orders 11,950

Profit 1,450

Employees 2) 48,000


17%

Germany

43%

9%

31%

Americas

Europe, CIS,

Africa, Middle East(excl. Germany)

Asia, Australia


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Healthcare Sector

Imaging & IT Division

Performance in Q3

Division profile



Revenue 1,868 +11%

Profit 329 +19%

The Imaging & IT Division provides imaging systemsfor early diagnosis and intervention, as well as formore effective prevention. These systems arenetworked with high-performance healthcare IT tooptimize processes (such as in hospital datasystems like Soarian, image processing systemslike Syngo, and knowledge-based technologies forassisting diagnoses).

Siemens Healthcare presents the Artis zee Cockpit, anew workplace designed to significantly ease thetasks performed in the control room of radiology andcardiology interventional suites. The new Artis zeeCockpit can be used in combination with all

angiography systems of the Artis zee family and isavailable on the market with immediate effect. Thenew workplace gives a much clearer overview, sincethe Cockpit's 30-inch medical-grade monitor candisplay the content of up to six individual monitors.

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Healthcare Sector

Workflow & Solutions Division

Siemens has once again demonstrated its role as aninnovation leader with the next generation of itsMotion, Life and Pure hearing systems. They areequipped with cutting-edge BestSound Technology,which provides best speech intelligibility as well as

sound quality by considering the individual needs ofthe wearer.

Performance in Q3

Division profile


New orders 432 +25%

Revenue 382 +15%

Profit 22 n/a

Workflow & Solutions provides complete solutions forfields such as cardiology and oncology (includingconventional radiation systems and particle therapy)and neurology. The Division offers solutions, forexample, for womens health (mammography), urology,surgery and audiology. It also provides turnkeysolutions (including national health IT systems, solutionsfor complete clinics), and consulting. In addition,Workflow & Solutions is responsible for the Sectorsservice business, for supervising the sales regions, andfor managing customer relations.

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Healthcare Sector

Diagnostics Division

Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics received CEmarking approval to sell the HIV Antigen/Antibody(Ag/Ab) Combo Assay for use on the ADVIACentaur and ADVIA Centaur XP ImmunoassaySystems, which now offer a complete HIV screening

test menu allowing clinical laboratories in Europe tofurther consolidate infectious disease testing withother routine immunoassays.

Performance in Q3

Division profile


New orders 964 +8%

Revenue 959 +8%

Profit 121 +17%

The Diagnostics Division provides products thatenable clinicians to diagnose disease such ascardiovascular disease, identify medical conditionssuch as immune disorders, and monitor patienttherapy in areas such as immunosuppressive drugsthat prevent organ transplant rejection. TheDivisions solutions range from point-of-careapplications to the automation of large laboratories.

Q1 Q2 Q4Q3 FY2010


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Siemens IT Solutions and Services

Key figures (FY2009)

(in millions of euros)

New orders 4,501

Total revenue 4,686

Profit 90

With the opening of its new IT Operations Center inChengdu, China, Siemens IT Solutions and Servicescontinues to expand its service offerings in the area ofIT outsourcing. The center enables SIS to provide aneven wider spectrum of IT support services across

multiple time zones for Asian and other internationalcustomers. In the first phase, the new center willhouse roughly 100 specialists by the end of 2010.The investment volume amounts to 3.5 million.

Performance in Q3

Division profile


New orders 993 -9%

Revenue 1,045 -5%

Profit -81 n/a

Siemens IT Solutions and Services is aninternationally leading provider of IT solutions andservices. It covers the entire IT service chain from asingle source, from consulting to system integration,right through to the management of IT

infrastructures. In addition, it extends the range ofofferings of the other Siemens Sectors to include ITsolutions.


Q1 Q2 Q4Q3 FY2010

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Siemens Financial Services (SFS)

A new study by SFS has uncovered 10 billion of frozencapital in the German industry. The reason is the failureto take advantage of various financing options whenindustrial capital goods and technologies are acquired.Through the use of alternative financing solutions likeleasing or hire-purchase, this capital can be turned intoliquidity. More working capital is being unnecessarily tiedup in German industrial companies than in comparablecompanies in such countries as France (nearly 6 billion)and Great Britain (2.5 billion).

Division profile

SFS is an international provider of financial solutionsin the business-to-business area. With about 1,900employees and an international network of financialcompanies, SFS supports Siemens as well as non-affiliated companies, focusing on the three sectors

of energy, industry and healthcare. SFS financesinfrastructure, equipment and working capital, andacts as a competent manager of financial riskswithin Siemens.

Key figures FY2009

(in millions of euros)

Project volume to be

financed

41,700

Assets under Management17,500

Performance

(in millions of euros) FY20091 FY2008

ROE 25.9% Trgt: 20-23%

Profit 304 286

Assets 11,704 11,328

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Siemens AG 2009. Alle Rechte vorbehalten.

Equity Investments*

Nokia Siemens Networks

NSN is one of the largest telecommunications infrastructure companies, with operations in 150 countries.NSN provides a complete portfolio of mobile, fixed and converged network technology, as well as professionalservices including consultancy and systems integration, deployment, maintenance and managed services.

Enterprise Networks

BSH Bosch und Siemens Hausgerte

BSH is the largest manufacturer of household appliances in Germany and Europe and one of the leadingcompanies in its industry. The joint venture between Robert Bosch GmbH (Stuttgart) and Siemens AG

(Munich) was formed in 1967. Today, BSH operates 42 factories in 13 countries in Europe, the U.S., LatinAmerica and Asia. Including its worldwide network of sales and customer service units, BSH currently hasaround 60 companies in over 40 countries and approximately 39,000 employees.

Enterprise Networks is a provider of end-to-end enterprise communications solutions that use open,

standards-based architectures to unify communications and business applications for a seamlesscollaboration experience. This approach enables organizations to improve productivity and reduce coststhrough easy-to-deploy solutions that work within existing IT environments.

* A selection of main Equity Investments. In general, the segment Equity Investments comprises equity stakes held by Siemens that are accounted for by the equity method or at costand which are not allocated to a Sector, a Cross-Sector Business, SRE, Pensions or Corporate Treasury for strategic reasons


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Siemens One is an integral part ofour Integrated Technology Company

It stands for Customer Centricityand Key Account Management

A powerful platform of collaborationbetween Sectors, Divisions,Clusters and Regions

With global and regional account teamsand market-specific organizations

Siemens One our key differentiating factor

Siemens One stands for customer centricity in


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Seite 37 July 2010Corporate Communications


More than 2000 key account managersserving our largest customers worldwide

Providing sustainable market specific

solutions from one source

Siemens One stands for customer centricity in

dedicated markets on a global scale

Focus on cities and Major Events


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Seite 38 July 2010Corporate Communications


Focus on cities and Major Events

as well as on Large Infrastructure Projects

From Werner von Siemens' workshop


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1847 Founding of ''Telegraphen-Bauanstalt vonSiemens & Halske" in Berlin

1850 First international sales agency in London

1855 Founding of the Russian company as the first foreign

branch1904 First permanent office in China

1905 Founding of Siemens do Brazil

1924 Founding of Siemens India Ltd.

1961 Exports exceed 1 billion DM for first time1968 Siemens passes the 100-country mark

1970 Founding of Siemens Corporation, USA

1994 Founding of Siemens Ltd. China in Beijing

From Werner von Siemens workshop

to global player active in over 190 countries


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Germany a strong base in our home market

Overview 2009

Siemens technology backbone of Germanys infrastructure

Every second computed tomography scanner used in German clinicsis from Siemens

More than half of the power plants connected to Germanys power grid useturbines and generators from Siemens

More than 75% of the automobiles made in Germany are built in factoriesequipped with Siemens automation technology

Siemens technology is installed at every postal distribution center

Revenue (in millions of euros) 11,520

Employees 128,000

Regions 6

Branch offices 36

Branch office

Global R&D location


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Overview of fiscal 2009

U.S. broad presence in the world's toughest market

Siemens is modernizing the U.S. infrastructure

Sales (in millions of euros) 15,600

Employees 64,000

R&D (in millions of euros) 1,300

Global business HQs 9

Locations 760

In energy, our power generation solutions help meet one-third ofAmericas total energy needs every day

In healthcare, we are the No. 1 application service provider, processingan average of 190 million transactions dailyfor more than 1,000 customers

In industry, we process 100% of the nation's mail

Only major locationsSales & service

Engineering / R&D

Top manu-

facturinglocations

Manufacturing/assembly


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Brazil leading position and more than 100-year history

Modernizing the country's infrastructure


Employees * 8,935

Regional offices 12

R&D centers 6

Facilities 13

Nearly all Siemens Divisions hold #1 or #2 market positions Siemens equipment and systems are responsible for50% of the

electrical power generated in Brazil Present in two-thirds of all Brazilian offshore platforms defined over the

past 8 years, with clear market leadership Mobility Division is strengthening its position by opening a refurbishing

facility for trains in Cabreva, State of So Paulo

25% of all digital diagnostics imaging is performed by Siemens systems

Headquarters

Regional offices

R&D centers

Manufacturing facilities

* As of September 30, 2009


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Russia good reputation in an attractive market


Modernizing key sectors

Energy efficiency study for the city of Ekaterinburg

Three highly efficient gas turbines SGT5-4000F for Nyaganskaya powerplant

Major contract with Russian Railways and local partner Tverskoy for deliveryof200 RIC-type passenger coaches designed for international service

Letter of Intent with Russian Railways for design, production and delivery of

54 commuter trains for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi


Employees 3,500

Offices > 30

Group officeSiemens district officeSiemens Central Office


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India key growth market


Stable performance in a challenging year

Siemens won India's first private sectorHVDC transmission order (Adani

Power) First in India to receive largest multi-modality orders in the private

healthcare segment Siemens received BEE star rating from the Bureau of Energy Efficiency for

its energy-efficient motors


Employees 16,800

Companies 19

Factories 19

Sales offices 35

Office

Factory


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China strong base in a dynamic environment


Contributions to China's infrastructure


Employees >40,000

Regional Offices 61

Companies >90Headquarters

Regional office

North

South East

North

South

East

Siemens provides integrated and first-class energy-saving solutions to

China Pavilion at Expo 2010 Together with Chinese partners, supply of100 high-speed trains for the railline linking Beijing and Shanghai

Water treatment plant for the city of Wuxi China's largest membrane-based drinking-watertreatment project


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Africa poised for sustainable growth

First activities (selected countries)

Examples of our activities in Africa

South Africa since 1860

Algeria since 1857Tunisia since the 1930s

Morocco since 1956

Light for people living at Lake Victoria: they can charge batteries at an Osram solar station to power energy-saving lamps and appliances in an eco-friendly way.

In Algeria, Siemens provides the technology for a desalination system that serves the water supply systemof Tlemcen, one of the country's largest cities

In Morocco, Siemens is involved in the construction of the Tangier wind park,Africa's largest facility of this kind, as well as the Essaouira wind farm

In South Africa, Siemens completed major projects for the 2010 World Cup.

Our local roots are a strong foundation for the success of the Desertec Industrial Initiative.

Middle East


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Our history in the region

Examples of our activities in the region

Shuweihat S2 combined cycle power plant with an integrated desalination system in Abu Dhabi Signaling and telecommunication technology to automate rail traffic between Dammam

and Riyadh, Saudi Arabia The Shuaibah project uses one of Siemens cleanest steam power plants to generate power and

desalinate water for southern Saudi Arabia The Egyptian National Railways (ENR) awarded Siemens four contracts for the supply of

Automatic Train Control (ATC) systems for locomotives

Werner von Siemens supervised the laying ofsubmarine cable in the Red Sea in 1856

Ongoing operations in the region since the 1950s Regional Companies founded in key countries in

the 1990s

Active role in developing infrastructure in theindustry, energy and healthcare sectors

excellent position in a dynamic market


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Our vision and our values

Responsible

Committed to ethical and

responsible actions

Excellent

Innovative

Achieving high performance

and excellent results

Being innovative to create

sustainable value

Our values

Siemens

the pioneer in

Energy efficiency

Industrial productivity

Affordable and

personalized healthcare

Intelligent

infrastructure solutions

the company 2010

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