German industrial giant and perennial General Electric rival Siemens (OTC: SIEGY) is often overlooked by U.S. investors -- but those who ignore it are missing out. In an increasingly expensive market, investing in Siemens -- U.S. investors can buy it through an American Depositary Receipt -- offers a compelling mix of value, a 2.7% dividend yield, diversified income streams, and strong long-term prospects. Here's why Siemens deserves a place in any investor's portfolio.
As a quick introduction to this company, here's a table of its key activities. Readers should note that Siemens Healthineers is a publicly listed subsidiary of which Siemens currently owns a 79% share. Siemens also owns 35% of Siemens Energy. For reference, Siemens Energy is a company created by Siemens via combining the former Siemens gas and power business with a 67% stake in renewable energy company Siemens Gamesa . Both parts of Siemens Energy are fierce competitors of GE in gas power and wind power .
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