Siemens, ABB, Schneider Electric, General Electric (GE), Bosch, Dell, and Samsung - which are good for you to join for career growth ?

 

Methodology

Time Periods: 

3 years: 2022–2025 (using 2024 data and estimated 2025 growth).

6 years: 2019–2025.

9 years: 2016–2025.

Data Sources: Revenue figures are derived from annual reports, press releases, and industry analyses (e.g., Statista, company financials). Where 2025 data is unavailable, I’ll use forecasted growth rates from recent company guidance or industry trends.

Growth Calculation: Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) = [(Ending Value / Beginning Value)^(1/n) - 1] × 100, where "n" is the number of years. Total percentage growth is also provided for clarity.

Siemens

Revenue:

2016: ~€79.6 billion.

2019: ~€86.8 billion.

2022: ~€72 billion (post-spin-off of Siemens Energy).

2024: ~€77.9 billion (reported growth in digital industries and automation).

2025: Estimated ~€82 billion (assuming ~5% organic growth per 2025 guidance).

Growth:

3 Years (2022–2025): From €72B to €82B → Total ~14%, CAGR ~4.5%.

6 Years (2019–2025): From €86.8B to €82B → Total ~-5.5%, CAGR ~-0.9% (reflects spin-off impact).

9 Years (2016–2025): From €79.6B to €82B → Total ~3%, CAGR ~0.3%.

ABB

Revenue:

2016: ~$33.8 billion.

2019: ~$28 billion (post-Power Grids divestiture).

2022: ~$29.4 billion.

2023: ~$32.2 billion.

2025: Estimated ~$35 billion (assuming ~4–5% organic growth in electrification/automation).

Growth:

3 Years (2022–2025): From $29.4B to $35B → Total ~19%, CAGR ~6%.

6 Years (2019–2025): From $28B to $35B → Total ~25%, CAGR ~3.8%.

9 Years (2016–2025): From $33.8B to $35B → Total ~3.5%, CAGR ~0.4%.

Schneider Electric

Revenue:

2016: ~€24.7 billion.

2019: ~€27.2 billion.

2022: ~€34.2 billion.

2024: ~€38.15 billion (reported).

2025: Estimated ~€41 billion (based on 7–10% organic growth guidance).

Growth:

3 Years (2022–2025): From €34.2B to €41B → Total ~20%, CAGR ~6.3%.

6 Years (2019–2025): From €27.2B to €41B → Total ~51%, CAGR ~7%.

9 Years (2016–2025): From €24.7B to €41B → Total ~66%, CAGR ~5.8%.

General Electric (GE)

Revenue:

2016: ~$123.7 billion (pre-restructuring).

2019: ~$95.2 billion.

2022: ~$76.6 billion (post-divestitures, focus on power, aviation, healthcare).

2024: ~$68 billion (reflecting spin-offs like GE Healthcare).

2025: Estimated ~$70 billion (modest growth in aviation/power).

Growth:

3 Years (2022–2025): From $76.6B to $70B → Total ~-8.6%, CAGR ~-3%.

6 Years (2019–2025): From $95.2B to $70B → Total ~-26%, CAGR ~-5%.

9 Years (2016–2025): From $123.7B to $70B → Total ~-43%, CAGR ~-6.2%.

Bosch

Revenue:

2016: ~€73.1 billion.

2019: ~€77.7 billion.

2022: ~€88.2 billion.

2024: ~€91 billion (estimated based on automotive/automation growth).

2025: Estimated ~€94 billion (assuming ~3% growth).

Growth:

3 Years (2022–2025): From €88.2B to €94B → Total ~6.6%, CAGR ~2.2%.

6 Years (2019–2025): From €77.7B to €94B → Total ~21%, CAGR ~3.2%.

9 Years (2016–2025): From €73.1B to €94B → Total ~28.5%, CAGR ~2.8%.

Dell Technologies

Revenue:

2016: ~$54.9 billion (pre-EMC merger full impact).

2019: ~$92.2 billion.

2022: ~$101.2 billion.

2024: ~$88.4 billion (reported dip due to PC market).

2025: Estimated ~$92 billion (assuming ~4% recovery in IT spending).

Growth:

3 Years (2022–2025): From $101.2B to $92B → Total ~-9%, CAGR ~-3.1%.

6 Years (2019–2025): From $92.2B to $92B → Total ~0%, CAGR ~0%.

9 Years (2016–2025): From $54.9B to $92B → Total ~67%, CAGR ~5.9%.

Samsung Electronics

Revenue:

2016: KRW 201.9 trillion ($170 billion).

2019: KRW 230 trillion ($194 billion).

2022: KRW 302 trillion ($237 billion).

2024: KRW 290 trillion ($220 billion, reflecting semiconductor slowdown).

2025: Estimated KRW 310 trillion ($235 billion, assuming recovery).

Growth:

3 Years (2022–2025): From $237B to $235B → Total ~-0.8%, CAGR ~-0.3%.

6 Years (2019–2025): From $194B to $235B → Total ~21%, CAGR ~3.2%.

9 Years (2016–2025): From $170B to $235B → Total ~38%, CAGR ~3.7%.

Summary Table

Company

3-Year Growth (2022–2025)

6-Year Growth (2019–2025)

9-Year Growth (2016–2025)

Siemens

~14% (CAGR 4.5%)

~-5.5% (CAGR -0.9%)

~3% (CAGR 0.3%)

ABB

~19% (CAGR 6%)

~25% (CAGR 3.8%)

~3.5% (CAGR 0.4%)

Schneider Electric

~20% (CAGR 6.3%)

~51% (CAGR 7%)

~66% (CAGR 5.8%)

GE

~-8.6% (CAGR -3%)

~-26% (CAGR -5%)

~-43% (CAGR -6.2%)

Bosch

~6.6% (CAGR 2.2%)

~21% (CAGR 3.2%)

~28.5% (CAGR 2.8%)

Dell

~-9% (CAGR -3.1%)

~0% (CAGR 0%)

~67% (CAGR 5.9%)

Samsung

~-0.8% (CAGR -0.3%)

~21% (CAGR 3.2%)

~38% (CAGR 3.7%)

Observations

Schneider Electric shows the strongest consistent growth, driven by energy management and automation demand.

Dell and Samsung exhibit volatility, with Dell’s 9-year growth boosted by the EMC merger and Samsung’s tempered by semiconductor cycles.

GE reflects negative growth due to major restructuring and spin-offs.

Siemens and ABB show moderate growth, impacted by divestitures but buoyed by automation and electrification trends.

Bosch maintains steady growth, primarily in automotive and industrial sectors.

These estimates are based on the latest available data up to 2024 and reasonable projections for 2025. For precise figures, consult each company’s annual reports once 2025 financials are released.