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 Managing Board statements, Independent auditors’ report, Additional information
95 Net assets position 97 Report on post-balance sheet date events
98 Risk report
108 Information required pursuant to
§315 (4) HGB of the German Commercial
Code and explanatory report
114 Compensation report
114 Report on expected developments
C.I.S., Africa, Middle East to 4%. Healthcare orders came in
near the level of the prior fiscal year in this region. In Germany,
major contract wins at Mobility and Renewable Energy soft-
ened the impact of a broad-based decline in other Divisions
and streamlining actions at Other Operations. In the
Americas,
orders decreased 17% despite strong positive currency transla-
tion effects from the U.S. Within the region, the contraction of
order intake was strongest in Energy, due mainly to a lower
volume from major orders at Renewable Energy compared to
fiscal 2008. Orders in Industry also declined by double digits,
due in part to higher volume from large orders at Mobility in
the prior-year period. Healthcare orders came in just below the
prior-year level. In Asia, Australia, orders decreased 6%, as a
higher order intake in Healthcare was more than offset by de-
clines in Industry and Energy, particularly at Industry Solu-
tions, Drive Technologies, Oil & Gas and Power Distribution.
Order intake in China rose 1% compared to the prior-year pe-
riod, including a number of major contract wins at Mobility as
well as significant positive currency translation effects. In In-
dia, lower demand in Industry was offset by a higher volume
from major orders at Power Transmission and Fossil Power
Generation in fiscal 2009.
Revenue related to external customers declined 1% in fiscal
2009, as lower revenue in Industry and streamlining actions
within Other Operations offset increases in Energy and Health-
care. The Industry Sector reported a revenue decrease of 7% on
lower sales in five of its six Divisions, led by double-digit de-
clines at Industry Automation, Drive Technologies and OSRAM.
In contrast, revenue at Mobility rose 10% on increases in all re-
gions. Fossil Power Generation and Renewable Energy were
the primary drivers for a 14% revenue increase in Energy, as
the Sector executed projects in its substantial order backlog.
Healthcare revenue rose 7% compared to fiscal 2008, due pri-
Revenue (location of customer)
Year ended September , % Change vs. previous year therein
(in millions of €)   Actual Adjusted 1Currency Portfolio
Europe, C.I.S., Africa, Middle East 43,288 44,895 (4)% 1% (2)% (3)%
therein Germany 11,525 12,797 (10)% (8)% 0% (2)%
Americas 20,754 20,107 3% (3)% 7% (1)%
therein U.S. 15,684 14,847 6% (4)% 11% (1)%
Asia, Australia 12,609 12,325 2% (1)% 3% 0%
therein China 5,218 4,878 7% (1)% 8% 0%
therein India 1,680 1,885 (11)% (7)% (5)% 1%
Siemens 76,651 77,327 (1)% 0% 1% (2)%
1 Excluding currency translation and portfolio effects. 2 Commonwealth of Independent States.
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New Orders and Revenue by quarter (in millions of €)
New Orders Revenue Book-to-bill ratio
Q4 09 18,747 Q4 09 19,714 0.95
Q3 09 17,160 Q3 09 18,348 0.94
Q2 09 20,864 Q2 09 18,955 1.10
Q1 09 22,220 Q1 09 19,634 1.13
Q4 08 22,205 Q4 08 21,651 1.03
Q3 08 23,677 Q3 08 19,182 1.23
Q2 08 23,371 Q2 08 18,094 1.29
Q1 08 24,242 Q1 08 18,400 1.32
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