Siemens in the Philippines
1894
S&H is represented by Germann & Co., Zurich and Manila.
1927
S&H appoints representatives of Künzle & Streif AG to sell its products in the Philippines.
1959
Machinery and Engineering (Mesma) is appointed to represent S&H and SSW.
1969
Manila Electric Company’s Gardner II power station goes into operation. Siemens supplies a 300-MW steam turbine set and four other turbine sets with a combined capacity of 1,000 MW.
1971
Siemens concludes a contract of agency with Engineering Equipment, Inc.
1975
Hospitalia, a partly owned subsidiary of Siemens, supplies and installs all of the medical equipment for the cardiac center in Quezon City.
1979
Siemens concludes a contract of agency with Maschinen & Technik Inc. (MATEC).
1980
Siemens supplies eight synchronous generators with a total capacity of 64 MW for two floating power stations near the Philippine island of Cebu.
1982
A joint venture, Electronic Telephone Systems Industries, Inc. (ETSI), is formed for the production of advanced Siemens communications systems in the Philippines.
1992
A Regional Company is formed under the name Siemens, Inc., Manila. Two years later, it is transformed into a wholly owned subsidiary of Siemens AG.
1996
An order is won to build the first combined cycle power plant in the Philippines, in Santa Rita, in the Batangas Province. The plant begins operation in 2000
2003
Inauguration of the same type of combined cycle power plant in San Lorenzo
2007
Siemens installs a new signaling system for the light rail line in Manila and wins follow-up contracts for expanding the line capacity
