The technology group operates across a broad range of industries, meaning changes in demand can appear differently from one business area to another. Bienert said sectors including semiconductors, aviation and defense are showing above-average growth.
The picture is less uniform in other parts of the economy. Demand from the automotive industry remains subdued, while companies in energy-intensive sectors such as chemicals remain cautious about investment.
That contrast illustrates the uneven character of the current industrial environment. Some businesses are increasing activity and investment, while others continue to face uncertainty over costs, demand, and future conditions.
Siemens itself entered the final quarter of its fiscal year with a strong operating position. Bienert said the company was performing solidly in the fourth quarter and expressed confidence that it would achieve the targets previously communicated to capital markets.
The confidence follows strong third-quarter results. Siemens reported record orders of €27.9 billion in its fiscal third quarter, up 14% on a comparable basis, while revenue increased 8% to €20.8 billion. The company also raised its fiscal 2026 earnings-per-share outlook.
Digital technology remains an important part of the company's broader strategy. Siemens said its digital business grew 18% during the first nine months of fiscal 2026, while orders in its data-center business at Smart Infrastructure recorded triple-digit growth.
The company is therefore operating at an intersection between industrial demand and technological change. Automation, digital infrastructure, artificial intelligence, and electrification are creating new areas of activity even as traditional industries experience more restrained investment.
For Siemens, the final months of the fiscal year will provide a clearer measure of whether the improving economic signals can translate into sustained performance. For now, the company's message is measured: conditions are showing signs of improvement, some sectors are moving faster than others, and the previously communicated annual targets remain in view.
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