In fiscal 2011 (October 1, 2010 – September 30, 2011), Siemens’ sales to customers in Finland and the Baltic States amounted to EUR 454.6 million and new orders totaled EUR 563.2 million. Siemens currently has about 713 employees in Finland and the Baltic States.

Siemens has been active in Finland since 1855, in Latvia since 1852 and in Estonia and Lithuania since 1854. The business in the Baltic States was relaunched in 1994-1995. Siemens is the market leader there in industry automation and wind turbines.

Siemens delivered a computed tomography (CT) system and a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) system to the Estonian Forensic Science Institute. The equipment accelerates the process of identifying unknown individuals and determining the cause of death. The CT and MRI scanning device is unique for forensic science units in Europe. Estonia is the second country after Switzerland with a CT and MRI scanner for forensic pathologists. Many forensic pathology centers in Europe are forced to use hospital equipment to perform virtual autopsies. The advantage of the equipment installed at the Forensic Science Institute is its ease of use.