Companies with good growth in engineering services

 Siemens

2015 Revenue: ~€75.6 billion (slightly below 2016’s €79.6 billion).

2025 Revenue: ~€82 billion (estimated).

10-Year Growth: From €75.6B to €82B → ~8.5% total, CAGR ~0.8%.

Status: Excluded (below 10% due to spin-offs like Siemens Energy).

ABB

2015 Revenue: ~$35.5 billion.

2025 Revenue: ~$35 billion (estimated).

10-Year Growth: From $35.5B to $35B → ~-1.4% total, CAGR ~-0.1% (reflects Power Grids divestiture).

Status: Excluded (negative growth over 10 years).

Schneider Electric

2015 Revenue: ~€26.6 billion.

2025 Revenue: ~€41 billion (estimated).

10-Year Growth: From €26.6B to €41B → ~54% total, CAGR ~4.4%.

Status: Included (strong growth).

Bosch

2015 Revenue: ~€70.6 billion.

2025 Revenue: ~€94 billion (estimated).

10-Year Growth: From €70.6B to €94B → ~33% total, CAGR ~2.9%.

Status: Included (solid growth).

Honeywell International

2015 Revenue: ~$38.6 billion.

2025 Revenue: ~$38 billion (estimated).

10-Year Growth: From $38.6B to $38B → ~-1.6% total, CAGR ~-0.2%.

Status: Excluded (flat to negative growth).

Rockwell Automation

2015 Revenue: ~$6.3 billion.

2025 Revenue: ~$9.5 billion (estimated).

10-Year Growth: From $6.3B to $9.5B → ~51% total, CAGR ~4.2%.

Status: Included (strong growth).

Emerson Electric

2015 Revenue: ~$16.3 billion (adjusted post-restructuring).

2025 Revenue: ~$16 billion (estimated).

10-Year Growth: From $16.3B to $16B → ~-2% total, CAGR ~-0.2%.

Status: Excluded (near-flat growth).

Eaton Corporation

2015 Revenue: ~$20.9 billion.

2025 Revenue: ~$24.5 billion (estimated).

10-Year Growth: From $20.9B to $24.5B → ~17% total, CAGR ~1.6%.

Status: Included (fair growth).

WSP Global

2015 Revenue: C$6 billion ($4.5 billion USD).

2025 Revenue: C$15.5 billion ($11.5 billion USD, estimated).

10-Year Growth: From $4.5B to $11.5B → ~156% total, CAGR ~9.8%.

Status: Included (exceptional growth).

Jacobs Solutions

2015 Revenue: ~$12.1 billion.

2025 Revenue: ~$17.2 billion (estimated).

10-Year Growth: From $12.1B to $17.2B → ~42% total, CAGR ~3.6%.

Status: Included (good growth).

Filtered List of Companies

Here are the companies with at least 10% total growth over 10 years (2015–2025), retaining “fair to good” growth profiles:

Schneider Electric  

3-Year Growth (2022–2025): ~20%, CAGR ~6.3%.  

6-Year Growth (2019–2025): ~51%, CAGR ~7%.  

10-Year Growth (2015–2025): ~54%, CAGR ~4.4%.  

Why: Leader in energy management and automation, riding sustainability and smart infrastructure waves.

Bosch (Robert Bosch GmbH)  

3-Year Growth (2022–2025): ~6.6%, CAGR ~2.2%.  

6-Year Growth (2019–2025): ~21%, CAGR ~3.2%.  

10-Year Growth (2015–2025): ~33%, CAGR ~2.9%.  

Why: Steady growth in automotive components and industrial technology.

Rockwell Automation  

3-Year Growth (2022–2025): ~22%, CAGR ~6.8%.  

6-Year Growth (2019–2025): ~30%, CAGR ~4.5%.  

10-Year Growth (2015–2025): ~51%, CAGR ~4.2%.  

Why: Strong in industrial automation and digital transformation.

Eaton Corporation  

3-Year Growth (2022–2025): ~18%, CAGR ~5.7%.  

6-Year Growth (2019–2025): ~25%, CAGR ~3.8%.  

10-Year Growth (2015–2025): ~17%, CAGR ~1.6%.  

Why: Growth in power management and electrification, though slower over the decade.

WSP Global  

3-Year Growth (2022–2025): ~30%, CAGR ~9.5% (USD terms).  

6-Year Growth (2019–2025): ~60%, CAGR ~8%.  

10-Year Growth (2015–2025): ~156%, CAGR ~9.8%.  

Why: Exceptional growth in engineering services, driven by infrastructure demand and acquisitions.

Jacobs Solutions  

3-Year Growth (2022–2025): ~15%, CAGR ~4.8%.  

6-Year Growth (2019–2025): ~20%, CAGR ~3%.  

10-Year Growth (2015–2025): ~42%, CAGR ~3.6%.  

Why: Solid growth in engineering services for infrastructure and aerospace.

Excluded Companies

Siemens: ~8.5% (below 10% due to spin-offs).

ABB: ~-1.4% (negative due to divestitures).

Honeywell: ~-1.6% (stagnant).

Emerson: ~-2% (flat due to restructuring).

Summary

These six companies—Schneider Electric, Bosch, Rockwell Automation, Eaton, WSP Global, and Jacobs Solutions—demonstrate at least 10% total growth over 10 years while maintaining fair to good growth in recent periods (2022–2025). WSP Global and Schneider Electric stand out with exceptional long-term and short-term performance, while Rockwell Automation and Eaton show strong recent gains. Bosch and Jacobs offer steady, reliable growth. This filtered list highlights firms thriving in engineering products and services amidst market shifts, driven by trends like automation, electrification, and infrastructure development. For precise 2025 figures, their latest financial reports would provide confirmation.

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