Siemens eyes Shanghai as development platform


Siemens Healthineers equipment made in China

SHANGHAI: As many companies with operations in Shanghai accelerate production to deliver orders around the world, German technology and industrial group Siemens says that it will continue its investment in the metropolis and keep introducing digital solutions to businesses in China’s Yangtze River Delta region, says a top executive.

As more than 80% of its production had come back online in Shanghai, Xiao Song, global executive vice-president of Siemens, said that despite the challenges posed by Covid-19, China, with its complete industrial chain system, is capable of maintaining high-quality growth in the coming years.

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