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Die Seite wurde neu angelegt: „The international network of subsidiaries and associated companies was broken up with the outbreak of World War I. Property, material assets as well as patents and property rights abroad were confiscated. The international business had to be rebuilt again when the war ended. Former subsidiaries, such as the English Siemens Brothers & Co., were now competitors. As before the war, Siemens succeeded in keeping the business going with the aid of large orders.…“
(Die Seite wurde neu angelegt: „Siemens & Halske expanded its product portfolio to cover the entire field of electrical engineering through other specialist subsidiaries and associated companies. For example, Siemens & Halske was also active in the area of automobile manufacturing for a brief period between 1908 and 1926. Regarded as very progressive even by today's standards, the company was already building electric vehicles at this time that were as advanced technically as the combus…“)
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It wasn't until 1950/1951 that Siemens succeeded after five years in restoring revenue again to pre-war levels. The international side of the business was also successfully restored by 1959. The Siemens Group had split into three independent companies by 1966: Siemens & Halske AG, Siemens-Schuckertwerke AG and Siemens-Reiniger AG. The three joint-stock companies were reorganized in a bid to respond to changes in the competitive environment and on the international markets and merged to form the umbrella organization Siemens AG. The comprehensive network of associations and subsidiaries, such as Siemens-Electrogeräte AG founded in 1957, remained in existence.  
Fünf Jahre braucht Siemens, bis im Geschäftsjahr 1950/1951 der Umsatz erstmals wieder Vorkriegsniveau erreicht. Bis 1959 kann auch das Auslandsgeschäft wieder aufgebaut werden. Der Siemens Konzern gliedert sich bis 1966 in drei eigenständige Firmen: Die Siemens & Halske AG, die Siemens-Schuckertwerke AG und die Siemens-Reiniger AG. Um auf Veränderungen im Wettbewerb und auf den internationalen Märkten zu reagieren werden die drei Aktiengesellschaften neu organisiert und als Dachorganisation in der Siemens AG gebündelt. Das umfangreiche Netz an Beteiligungen und Tochterfirmen, wie die 1957 gegründete Siemens-Electrogeräte AG, bleibt bestehen.
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