Siemens Energy shareholders reject calls for immediate wind unit spin-off
Key investors believe restructuring the wind division must come before any spin-off. They support management plans to stabilize the entire business first.
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Activist investor Ananym Capital has disclosed a stake in Siemens Energy and is pushing for a spin-off of its wind power business, Siemens Gamesa . The proposal has triggered a debate among the company's largest stakeholders ahead of the annual general meeting scheduled for February 26. While the activist investor advocates for a structural separation, several major shareholders have signaled that the wind unit should be stabilized and returned to profitability before any such move is finalized.
Institutional investors including DWS , Deka Investment , and Union Investment have responded to the proposal by emphasizing the importance of the wind unit to the group's overall recovery. Siemens Gamesa is currently central to the turnaround plan overseen by Siemens Energy management , despite the unit reporting a 1.36 billion euro loss in 2025. The disagreement over the timing of a potential separation is shaping the strategic options available to the company as it navigates its recovery in Germany 
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