German Industrial Company Organizational Structures

Explore sourced org trees for Germany's major industrial, engineering and technology groups.

The collection spans industrial portfolios, reporting segments and special ownership models. Bosch's foundation and trust arrangement differs from the listed segment structures of BASF, thyssenkrupp, KION and GEA.

• Siemens organizational structure

  Managing Board portfolios, industrial businesses and the separately listed Healthineers relationship.

• Bosch organizational structure

  Four business sectors and the distinction between foundation capital and industrial-trust votes.

• BASF organizational structure

  Four integrated core segments and two more autonomous standalone businesses.

• Rheinmetall organizational structure

  Five 2026 defence divisions after the Electronic Solutions split and NVL acquisition.

• SAP organizational structure

  Executive Board areas and the new Customer Value Group combining sales and delivery.

• thyssenkrupp organizational structure

  See thyssenkrupp’s five reported businesses and the separately listed TKMS majority stake in an editable, date-specific group chart.

• KION Group organizational structure

  Explore KION’s Industrial Trucks & Services and renamed Intelligent Automation Solutions segments, with Linde, STILL, Baoli and Dematic placed in their businesses.

• GEA Group organizational structure

  See GEA’s four current technology divisions after its 2026 redesign, including Pure Flow Processing, Nutrition Plant Engineering, Pharma & Food Applications and Farm Technologies.

• Heidelberg Materials organizational structure

  Explore Heidelberg Materials’ four current geographic group areas and cross-region cement, aggregates and concrete portfolio in a dated chart.

• HOCHTIEF organizational structure

  See HOCHTIEF’s principal construction groups Turner, FlatironDragados and CIMIC, plus European operations and its distinct Abertis interest.

• Infineon Technologies organizational structure

  Explore Infineon’s four semiconductor divisions and the 2025 transfer of Sense & Control into Power & Sensor Systems.

• ZEISS Group organizational structure

  Explore ZEISS’s four technology segments across semiconductor optics, industrial metrology, medical technology and consumer markets.

• Würth Group organizational structure

  Explore Würth Group’s Würth Line and Allied Companies, with fastener divisions separated from adjacent distribution businesses.

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