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Countries

From Berlin into the wide world, via London and St. Petersburg – Siemens was an international company from early on. As our country profiles show. One look at the anniversaries of the interna­tional companies shows how deep Siemens’ roots reach around the world today – or, expressed differently, just how large the company’s “local footprint” on the international scale is. Generations of Siemens executives have worked to establish the company as a local partner and a member of local society.

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Regional Information

The latest from the Regions

The name Siemens is synonymous with internationality and worldwide presence. Upon the death of founder Werner von Siemens in December 1892, the company was already represented in nearly 15 countries. Today, Siemens is a Global Player with locations in nearly all countries of the world. Every year, a number of Regional Companies and subsidiaries celebrate milestone anniversaries.
 

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130 years of Siemens in Hungary

Siemens has been present in Hungary since 1887 when the first company with Siemens & Halske participation was founded. In November 1887, the first electric tram line was inaugurated in Budapest.

 

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Siemens in Berlin app

The app brings to life a total of ten historic Siemens sites, several of which are still standing today in the company’s founding city. Start at the Television Tower on Alexanderplatz and take a tour of major Siemens locations in Berlin.

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