Siemens Tallies $1B in U.S. Investments

Siemens Corp. reported its ongoing investments in its U.S. industrial operations and infrastructure have hit $1 billion since 2021. The major projects involve products to support data center developments and AI-enabled factories, but also healthcare operations, semiconductor manufacturing, and utilities, the company added, noting that it forecasts the investments will introduce more than 2,200 U.S. jobs by 2028.

Another project is a $220-million plant Siemens completed in Lexington, N.C., where it is building passenger coaches for U.S. rail operators.

The group highlighted several projects in North and South Carolina to expand electrical equipment manufacturing, aimed at growing demand for artificial intelligence and data center operations.

Siemens also has a $190-million investment underway in Fort Worth, Tex., for a new operation to manufacture electrical infrastructure systems for data centers. And a similar effort to expand manufacturing for low-voltage electrical equipment is the goal for a $95-million investment in Pomona, Calif.

While the reported investments span the past five years, Siemens was among the major European businesses hit by tariff programs imposed on U.S. on imports during 2025. According to various reports, Siemens Energy (particularly its Siemens Gamesa offshore and onshore wind turbine business) was estimated to be charged $117 million €100 million in Q3 2025.) The medical technology business Siemens Healthineers had an estimated $234 to $293 million hit (€200-250 million) for the full year.

“These investments - and those we anticipate in the years ahead - reflect our commitment to serving U.S. customers, the continued growth we see in the U.S. market, and our pride in supporting a strong, innovative domestic manufacturing base that is essential to America’s long-term competitiveness and resilience,” stated Ann Fairchild, president and CEO of Siemens USA.