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Milliardendeal: Siemens Energy bereitet möglichen Verkauf von Dampfturbinen-Geschäft vor

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Milliardendeal: Siemens Energy bereitet möglichen Verkauf von Dampfturbinen-Geschäft vor

Munich - Siemens Energy is reportedly preparing for a potential sale of its "Transformation of Industry" (ToI) department, which includes steam turbine and hydrogen businesses. The energy technology giant, in collaboration with US investment bank Goldman Sachs, is considering a sale, according to Bloomberg financial news agency, citing sources.

Siemens Energy's supervisory board plans to discuss the potential spin-off at a special meeting on Tuesday. The department, generating 5.7 billion euros in revenue and employing over 15,000 people, also includes generators and compressors. Financial investors are now evaluating potential bids, including CVC Capital Partners, EQT, Bain Capital, Brookfield, and KKR.

The business could be valued at over ten billion euros in a sale. Whether investors will submit offers remains uncertain, as talks continue. Representatives of the mentioned financial investors, Goldman Sachs, and a Siemens Energy spokesperson declined to comment.

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