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What's the Future of Siemens Turbine Unit? Depends Who You Ask

What's the Future of Siemens Turbine Unit? Depends Who You Ask

Whether Siemens AG holds on to its struggling large gas turbine business, or cuts it loose amid a downturn in the market, depends on who you ask. According to a memo from Lisa Davis, who oversees the operation as a member of Siemens’s managing board, the company is committed “for the long term.” By contrast, top executives at the German engineering giant say Davis’s stance represents an individual’s private opinion -- not the thinking of senior management, according to a person familiar with the matter. Davis’s pledge, issued following a Bloomberg News report that the company was weighing options including a possible sale, according to a person familiar with the document, and its swift disavowal on Friday reflect a split within the German engineering firm’s top brass over the unit’s future.