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The energy technology group has left its crisis so far behind that it no longer needs the German state's 2023 back-guarantees. This has positive consequences for the shareholders.
At the end of 2023, the German government had to intervene and provide billions of euros worth of guarantees for projects.
Siemens Energy CEO Christian Bruch expressed relief at the early redemption of the energy technology company's government guarantees. "The guarantees cost a lot of money and also limited our ability to pay dividends," Bruch told the "Handelsblatt" (Friday edition). The company paid around €100 million per year for the counter-guarantees. This was therefore "a good deal for the federal government." Following operational and balance sheet progres…

The energy technology group has left its crisis so far behind that it no longer needs the German state's 2023 back-guarantees. This has positive consequences for the shareholders.
The energy technology group has overcome its crisis to such an extent that it no longer needs the German government's guarantees issued in 2023. This has positive consequences for shareholders.
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