Siemens Gamesa Completes Sale of Power Electronics Division to ABB

Deal News | Jan 07, 2025 | Finance Community ES 2 - Corporate M&A

Siemens Gamesa Completes Sale of Power Electronics Division to ABB

Siemens Gamesa has sold its power electronics business to ABB, a strategic move to refocus on its core business operations. The transaction includes the transfer of two converter manufacturing plants located in Madrid and Valencia, alongside a workforce of 400 employees with key resources in India, China, the United States, and Australia. The deal was facilitated by PwC, with a multidisciplinary team involved from various departments such as M&A, Strategy&, SPA Financial Advice, Transaction Services, and PwC Tax & Legal. This collaboration ensured the successful completion of the deal, enhancing Siemens Gamesa's positioning within its sector while forming an alliance with the global technology leader ABB.

Sectors

  • Renewable Energy
  • Technology & Electronics

Geography

  • Spain – The manufacturing plants involved in the transaction are located in Madrid and Valencia, Spain.
  • Global – The workforce and resources involved in this transaction span multiple countries, including India, China, the United States, and Australia.

Industry

  • Renewable Energy – Siemens Gamesa is a key player in the wind energy sector, and the divestment aligns with focusing on their core business in renewable energy.
  • Technology & Electronics – The transaction involves the sale of a power electronics segment and associated technology to ABB, a leader in technology solutions.

Financials

    Participants

    NameRoleTypeDescription
    Siemens GamesaTarget CompanyCompanyA leader in the wind energy industry that sold its power electronics division.
    ABBBidding CompanyCompanyA global leader in technology that acquired Siemens Gamesa's power electronics business.
    PwCAdvisorCompanyProvided advisory services across M&A, Strategy&, SPA Financial Advice, Transaction Services, and Tax & Legal, facilitating the successful transaction.