Siemens Healthineers expects a 5-6% rise in revenues in fiscal 2025, CEO Bernd Montag told the markets on 6 February.
US Tariff Effects Will Be ‘Limited And Managed’ But China Is Still Flat At Best – Siemens Healthineers
Macroeconomic Conditions Point To Mid-Single Digit Revenues Growth In 2025
Any tariff headwinds should be counterbalanced by currency tailwinds, predicts German imaging and diagnostics company Siemens Healthineers.
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