Milestones of business development
1890–1900
Siemens & Halske (S&H) Vienna builds power stations in numerous Romanian cities and an electric tramway in Bucharest
1899–1903
"Elektrizitäts-Aktiengesellschaft vorm. Schuckert & Co." constructs the Bacau power station in Romania
1905
Founding of the heavy-current business company "Rumänische Elektrizitätsgesellschaft Siemens-Schuckert" (Societatea Romana de Electricitate Siemens-Schuckert SA) in Bucharest
1908
S&H assigns representation of its interests in Romania to the company "Aktiengesellschaft für Maschinenhandel und technische Unternehmungen vormals Eugen Behles"
1922
Business of the "Rumänische Elektrizitätsgesellschaft Siemens-Schuckert" is resumed after World War One; headquarters are re-established in Bucharest and sub-offices are founded in Sibiu, Timisoara and Cluj
1923
The activities in the area of electro-medical equipment are managed by the company SA Industria Medico Tehnica headquartered in Cluj
1928–1930
Siemens equips the Timisosara power station
1938
The termination of the agency contract with Behles is followed by representation of S&H AG in Romania by the Romanian SSW company
1965
Siemens supplies electrical equipment to the aluminium combine Slatina in a multiple-stage project
1965
The three Siemens parent companies are represented with their own pavilion at the Technical Fair in Bucharest, Romania, organized by the Federal Republic of Germany
1966
Siemens receives order from Industrialimport Bucharest to supply the complete electrical equipment for the automated blooming train for the Hunedoara steel works
1969
Siemens installs electrical equipment, particularly process automation systems, at the iron and steel works Gheorghe Dej near Galati
1969
Founding of the "Siemens Birou de Consultatii Tehnice" in Bucharest which serves as a liaison office between the state-controlled Romanian industry and Siemens AG
1970
A major order for healthcare equipment for ten Romanian hospitals is received
1990
After the political changes in Romania Siemens founds a sales office in Bucharest
1990
Siemens, the Romanian company Electromagnetica and the Rom Post Telecom found the joint venture Emcom for manufacturing Siemens’ digital electronic switching system EWSD
1995
The Siemens medical division sets up sales and service company Siemens Tehnica Medicala SRL in Romania
2000
Regional Company Siemens SRL is established in Romania
2000
Siemens opens a Research and Engineering Centre for automotive technology in Timisoara
2001
The Romanian National Railway awards Siemens a major contract to supply 120 multiple-unit Desiro trains
2004
Siemens is awarded a contract to modernize Romania’s biggest substation, Bucharest South
2005
Siemens acquires Romanian IT service provider Forte SRL
2005
Simea Sibiu SRL, a new production facility for industry automation, is established
2007
Acquisition of Romanian industry service provider Frosys SRL
2008
Siemens receives order to supply a new main drive for the finishing stand of ArcelorMittal’s plate mill in Galati
2012
Integration of Corporate Technology Brasov
2014
The Evosoft center opens in Cluj-Napoca
2014
LMS is integrated into Siemens and renamed Siemens Industry Software SRL