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Siemens Expands Operations in India: Explore Job Opportunities

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Siemens Limited, a global leader in technology and engineering solutions, has announced ambitious expansion plans in India.

The company’s recent announcement of a capital expenditure (CAPEX) exceeding ₹1,000 crore signals its commitment to growth and innovation.

Let’s understand the details of this significant development.

Goa: State-of-the-Art Gas Insulated Switchgear and Clean Air GIS

Siemens Limited’s Smart Infrastructure Business is set to expand its factory footprint in Goa. With an investment of ₹333 crore, this will be the largest investment by Siemens in the state. The Goa factory will bring to market cutting-edge Gas Insulated Switchgear (GIS) and Clean Air GIS (Blue GIS) technologies.

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These advanced products cater to critical sectors such as data centers, metro rail, oil & gas, steel, and transmission & distribution. As a result of this expansion, Siemens will create job opportunities for skilled professionals in Goa, contributing to the local economy and talent pool.

Aurangabad: Metro Train Manufacturing Facility

Sustainable transportation is a key enabler for modern cities. To address the growing demand for metro rail networks globally, Siemens’ Mobility Business is investing ₹186 crore to establish a state-of-the-art Metro train manufacturing facility in Aurangabad.

This facility, in addition to the existing bogie manufacturing unit at the same location, will play a pivotal role in meeting the global demand for metro systems. The facility will employ skilled technical personnel and adapt to changing customer requirements.

As an export hub for Metro Turnkey projects, it will not only boost local employment but also contribute to Siemens’ global mobility solutions.

Sustainability and Localization

Both the Goa and Aurangabad factories are designed as sustainable, environmentally conscious facilities. They adhere to LEED Gold standards, ensuring energy efficiency and minimal environmental impact. Key features include:

  • Carbon Neutrality: The factories offset their carbon footprint through various sustainable technologies.
  • Water Positivity: Rainwater harvesting and water management systems make them water-positive.
  • Circular Construction: Recycled materials and circular construction techniques are employed.
  • Solar Power: Photovoltaic solar panels contribute to clean energy generation.
  • Microgrid and EV Charging: The facilities incorporate microgrid systems and electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure.

Explore Jobs

The company is hiring for thousands of roles countrywide. Click here to explore Job Opportunities on the company’s career page, and LinkedIn Page, or search on Job Portals for fresh career opportunities.

Discover roles that match your skills and interests, and take the next step in your professional journey with Siemens in India.

Siemens’ Commitment to India

Sunil Mathur, Managing Director and CEO of Siemens Limited, expressed optimism about India’s manufacturing landscape. He stated, “With these latest investments, our largest in recent years, we aim to address customer requirements more effectively.

“These factories will not only enhance our portfolio but also align with the Government of India’s Make in India and Aatmanirbhar programs,” Sunil further added.

Siemens’ expansion in India signifies its confidence in the country’s growth potential and its commitment to fostering local talent. As these factories become operational, they will not only boost Siemens’ capabilities but also contribute to India’s industrial progress.


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