Siemens owns and controls many companies and brands as part of its global industrial empire, operating through several major divisions and majority-owned subsidiaries. The most well-known companies under Siemens include Siemens Healthineers, which is a separately listed medical technology company majority owned by Siemens that makes MRI and CT scanners, Siemens Mobility which makes trains and rail signaling, and Siemens Gamesa which is now fully owned and makes wind turbines. Siemens also owns a majority stake in Siemens Energy, which was spun off in 2020 and makes gas turbines and power transmission equipment. In software and automation, Siemens owns Mentor Graphics, now Siemens EDA, for chip design software, and Mendix for low-code software development. It owns Brightly for building software and several other industrial software firms. Siemens also owns Dresser-Rand for energy equipment and has many smaller subsidiaries like Siemens Financial Services. Historically, Siemens owned Osram lighting and Infineon semiconductors but has divested them. In 2026, Siemens operates as a focused technology company with three main pillars: Digital Industries, Smart Infrastructure, and Mobility, plus its stakes in Healthineers and Siemens Energy, making it one of the most diversified technology companies in Europe with hundreds of subsidiaries worldwide.
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