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March 6, 2024

DIMO Healthcare, the healthcare arm of leading diversified conglomerate DIMO, partners with Varian, a Siemens Healthineers Company to introduce cutting-edge treatment solutions to clinicians specializing in radiation oncology in Sri Lanka. This collaboration also provides access to a range of advanced imaging technologies and services.

Varian, a market leader in the global oncology industry, brings extensive expertise in delivering innovative cancer care solutions. Varian technologies are already making a significant impact in Sri Lanka, deployed at institutions such as Apeksha Maharagama, Asiri Surgical Hospital (Colombo 5), and Ceylinco Cancer Centre (Colombo 2). The objective of this partnership is to enhance the accessibility of advanced cancer care across the country.

Mr. Wijith Pushpawela, Executive Director of DIMO, who oversees DIMO Healthcare stated, “Access to advanced cancer care shouldn’t be a privilege. At DIMO Healthcare, we believe everyone deserves a fighting chance. This partnership with Varian is not just about cutting-edge technology; it’s about fuelling dreams and aspirations by Building a Healthier Nation.”

Varian’s Intelligent Cancer Care solutions seamlessly integrate diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up care into a connected care pathway, optimizing workflows and outcomes for patients. This, coupled with Siemens Healthineers’ extensive MedTech expertise, brings unprecedented efficiency and effectiveness to Sri Lanka’s cancer fight.

DIMO Healthcare’s partnership with Varian empowers Sri Lankan patients with a comprehensive cancer care journey, from faster diagnosis through to cutting-edge imaging technologies and personalized radiation therapy plans. These services can also help streamline workflows and create efficiencies for clinicians, creating the potential to treat more patients .

DIMO Healthcare has a team of highly trained biomedical engineers boasting a proven track record of rapid installations, minimal downtime, and meticulous quality control. DIMO Healthcare will ensure the seamless integration and ongoing maintenance of Varian’s sophisticated technology.

This partnership between DIMO Healthcare and Varian marks a significant milestone in Sri Lanka’s fight against cancer.

January 16, 2024

DIMO Energy, the power and energy arm of the leading diversified conglomerate DIMO, with its long-standing partner for over seven decades Siemens ventured into the manufacturing of SIEMENS SIVACON S8 and SIEPAN 8PU Low Voltage (LV) Power Distribution Boards and Motor Control Centres (MCC) in Sri Lanka, targeting local and export markets.

Mr Wijith Pushpawela Executive Director, who oversees the Power and Energy arm of DIMO said, “DIMO Energy’s venture into the panel manufacturing segment was mainly driven by the growing demand for Low Voltage Power Distribution Boards in Sri Lanka as well as in the global market. At the local level, DIMO Energy anticipates opportunities in infrastructure development, rising energy demand, and government initiatives for promoting renewable energy. Internationally, the company aims to tap into emerging markets, participate in the global energy transition, and export advanced power and energy solutions. The new venture further solidifies DIMO Energy’s brand promise of powering the future while aligning with our corporate purpose of Fuelling the dreams and aspirations of the communities”.

This venture with Siemens grants DIMO Energy authorization to manufacture SIVACON S8 and SIEPAN 8PU under the Siemens brand, elevating the company’s manufacturing capabilities to an international level. The SIEMENS SIVACON S8, a highly modular and customizable system suitable for complex, large-scale industrial applications, and the SIEPAN 8PU catering to smaller setups, have undergone rigorous type-testing, ensuring panels are designed and verified to meet the highest global standards. These panels, aligned with international benchmarks such as IEC 61439-1, prioritize safety for both people and systems, making them well-suited for diverse applications.

These modular panels provide greater flexibility for clients when it comes to future improvements.

SIVACON and SIEPAN are expected to significantly enhance the high and medium-end segments of the local LV power distribution panel market. In the initial stage, DIMO Energy is eyeing export markets such as Maldives, Bangladesh, and the African region.

Located within the DIMO Weliweriya premises, company’s 8355 Sqft manufacturing facility, armed with the latest technologically advanced equipment and tools is dedicated to producing cutting-edge LV power distribution panels to local and international markets. These panels are carefully designed through adopting Siemens technology, reflecting the company’s commitment to staying at the forefront of technological advancement.

DIMO Energy’s manufacturing expertise is fortified by well-experienced engineers, meticulously trained by Siemens. This ensures that the production of LV panels meets the highest industry standards. The company’s investment in advanced technology and facilities underscores its commitment to enhancing production efficiency to meet the growing demand in the future.

The partnership with Siemens not only grants access to cutting-edge technologies but also leverages Siemens’ global reputation and recognition in the market. This strategic collaboration is poised to bring numerous advantages, including the development and implementation of advanced power distribution systems, optimized energy distribution, reduced losses, and a more reliable power supply nationwide. Beyond product innovation, the partnership is dedicated to contributing to skills development and knowledge transfer. By fostering expertise among local professionals and engineers in managing modern power and energy systems, the collaboration aims to elevate the industry and create a legacy of competence.

DIMO’s longstanding partnership with Siemens has achieved significant milestones, including the establishment of the first power plant in Chunnakam in 1958 and the commencement of Grid Substations in 1995. The launch of the DIMO-Siemens Joint venture in 2019 and the initiation of the DIMO Lumin power panel assembly plant with Siemens in 2020 signifies the latest landmarks in this journey. These accomplishments underscore their shared commitment to innovation for a sustainable future.

DIMO Energy’s latest strategic alliance with Siemens positions it as a leader, introducing innovative products with a strong emphasis on safety and compliance with global standards. Looking ahead, DIMO Energy aims to become the premier LV power distribution board manufacturer in Sri Lanka, with plans to expand its presence to cover a wide range of international markets. The journey towards powering the future is marked not only by technological advancements but also by a commitment to sustainability, safety, and fostering expertise within the industry.

April 4, 2022

DIMO, a leading diversified conglomerate in Sri Lanka, in its quest to strengthen the local healthcare sector with latest technology, along with its long-standing partner Siemens Healthineers, a global meditech company, has now secured the highest market presence in the nation’s Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI scanners) domain. The high market presence further enables local healthcare professionals to make well-informed diagnosis.

DIMO secured almost 41% of the market share in MRI sphere covering both the private and public sectors. All Siemens Healthineers MRI scanners installed by DIMO around the country, perform 56,160 scans a year. The Siemens Healthineers MRI scanners provided by DIMO are renowned for providing exceptional image quality, efficiency, speed and patient comfort. DIMO also offers an unparalleled 24-hour after-sales service for all installations across the country.

Government hospitals such as National Hospital – Colombo (NHSL), Lady Ridgeway Hospital for Children, Sri Jayewardenepura General Hospital, Teaching Hospital – Jaffna, Dr. Neville Fernando Teaching Hospital and the Army Hospital – Colombo 05 as well as several private sector hospitals including Durdans Hospital, Lanka Hospitals PLC, Nawaloka Hospitals PLC and the Northern Central (Pvt) Hospital are all equipped with Siemens Healthineers MRI scanners provided by DIMO.

Wijith Pushpawela, Executive Director at DIMO, who also oversees the Medical Engineering business of the Group, stated, “Both the government and private sector healthcare providers are keen on adopting the latest technology to upgrade their service quality. We have seen a higher demand coming from the government to improve the public healthcare sector across the country. When it comes to the local MRI sector, the government is planning to obtain 3 to 4 MRI scanners annually and the annual requirement of the private sector is approximately 3 scanners. With DIMO’s purpose of ‘Fuelling Dreams and Aspirations’ of all the communities we serve in; we are proud to be able to assist in the process of elevating the overall healthcare sector of the nation.”

The key differentiators of DIMO’s Medical Engineering business from its competitors are, the availability of DIMO’s very own factory trained Bio Medical Engineers for all models on offer and most importantly, they are constantly updated with all the latest technology through training provided by the principal company, enabling them to carry out every installation without the onsite presence of the principal. As global expertise is also available locally, the time taken to rectify any issues is minimal, which is an added benefit for customers.

Priyantha Dissanayake, General Manager of DIMO Healthcare Solutions said, “Our after-sales service strategy comprises regular corrective service and maintenance personnel visits to ensure the smooth function of these machines. Our global partner Siemens Healthineers provides tremendous support in improving the local healthcare landscape with their fast 24-hour spare parts dispatch service, which creates a competitive edge for DIMO in the industry as well. Training and Development assistance provided by Siemens Healthineers is also the prime focus in offering a world-class service to the local healthcare industry. As a result, DIMO is equipped with the highest number of factory-trained technicians with over a decade of experience at minimum.”

February 8, 2022

South Africa is the most advanced pharmaceutical market on the continent with Aspen being Africa’s leading pharmaceutical manufacturer

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, February 7, 2022/APO Group/ — A strategic partnership that will enable Aspen Pharmacare to increase production capacity to meet the rising demands for COVID-19 vaccines in Africa. Co-financed by funds from the develoPPP programme of the German Government, digital technologies will enable faster and more efficient production while ensuring consistent product quality.

In a joint project, Siemens South Africa, Aspen SA Operations (Pty) Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Aspen Pharmacare Holdings Limited (collectively “Aspen”) and Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft (DEG) have entered into an agreement to enable the use of digital technologies to enhance the efficiency of COVID vaccine production on the African continent, through Aspen’s Gqeberha-based manufacturing facility.

The project will strengthen the global competitiveness of the South African pharmaceutical industry and improve the continent’s resilience against other diseases and future pandemics. Against this background, the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) has commissioned DEG to finance the establishment of home-grown vaccine manufacturing capacities. South Africa is the most advanced pharmaceutical market on the continent with Aspen being Africa’s leading pharmaceutical manufacturer.

Aspen is in the process of licensing the rights for the first African COVID vaccines, which it will launch as Aspenovax during the early parts of quarter 2. Aspenovax will provide Africa its own COVID vaccine, produced on the African continent by Aspen for African patients. The production of Aspenovax, and consequently the continent, stands to benefit from the joint Siemens-Aspen project.

This will include a suite of Siemens digital technologies to enhance the current manufacturing processes at Aspen and provide enhanced production execution, energy efficiency, product tracking, central management of the entire production network and introduce additional energy monitoring devices, flow instruments and temperature sensors. A key aspect of this project will also include training and development of skills for the effective maintenance of Aspen’s production facility in Gqeberha, in the Eastern Cape.

Sabine Dall’Omo, Chief Executive Officer for Siemens Southern & Eastern Africa explains, ‘With our innovative Digital Twin simulation, the production environment will be kept up to date to be leveraged in determining the impact of strategic improvement initiatives. The full scope of supply is aimed at improving the efficiency, thereby reducing wastage of valuable vaccine doses while introducing energy management to minimize carbon emissions. We are proud to collaborate with Aspen and DEG in South Africa, thereby supporting the pharmaceutical industry to intensify the production of vaccines globally. This partnership between Aspen, DEG and Siemens clearly demonstrates how our digital technologies can benefit society. Ultimately, our collaboration will accelerate the development of vaccines thereby reducing time to market, while maintaining quality as we try to win the race against time to save lives.”

Stephen Saad, Aspen Group Chief Executive said, “We are pleased to be able to partner with Siemens for additional digital technologies that will further complement our existing high-technology, state-of-the-art pharmaceutical equipment and systems used to manufacture advanced sterile medicines, including vaccines for the continent. Aspen has invested in excess of R3.0 billion at our Gqeberha-based flagship sterile manufacturing site in the Eastern Cape, the single largest investment in the pharmaceutical industry in South Africa.”

“Africa has remained vaccine constrained, importing some 99% of its vaccine requirements and the COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the continent’s inequitable access to vaccines globally. Aspen has manufactured over 100 million doses of the Janssen COVID-vaccine and, in November 2021, we secured a non-binding agreement to manufacture and sell Aspenovax, Aspen’s own brand of the vaccine in Africa thereby providing a COVID-19 vaccine made in Africa for Africa,” added Saad.

August 3, 2021

Siemens will be hosting its virtual Smart Mining forum from the 3rd to the 5th of August 2021

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, August 3, 2021/ — Siemens (www.Siemens.com) hosts Virtual Smart Mining Forum to explore new trends and the impact of technology on the mining sector; Launch of a Hackathon to universities to participate using the low-coding platform, Mendix; Siemens hosts an Enterprise and Supplier Development forum to promote sustainability and skills development in mining.

With its motto, “On the road to the digital future”, Siemens will be hosting its virtual Smart Mining forum from the 3^rd to the 5^th of August 2021. This is an insightful, strategic event that explores the impact of technology and how it can sustainably drive transformation within the African Mining Industry.

The Smart Mining Forum is supported by key industry leaders, including Sietse van der Woude, Head of Modernisation & Safety and Sustainable development, Minerals Council of South Africa), Andrew Lane: Leader: Deloitte Africa and Ian Gebbie, Vice President, Electrical Control & Instrument Engineering, DRA.

The forum will bring together the mining community, industry experts, decision-makers, thought leaders, technology providers, consumers, users, engineers and designers to discuss topics affecting the mining industry and they will explore ways in which technology can drive effective change in the sector.

“Covid-19 has prevented the industry from having progressive conversations about how to move the mining sector forward. This 3-day event is an opportunity for us to bring the mining community together to reignite the dialogue and share knowledge to help us sustainably transform the future of mining in Africa,” says Tim Walwyn – Head of Mineral Solutions, Siemens Southern and Eastern Africa. As a partner to African mines, our electrification, automation & digitalization portfolio offers a combination of deep understanding of the mining industry with state-of-the-art technologies.”

This virtual event provides an interactive platform in which attendees have an opportunity to explore the Siemens virtual showroom, demonstrating the company’s end-to-end mining expertise, observe current and future industry trends, explore cutting-edge technologies, and participate in interactive sessions with our local and international technical experts and thought leaders, who will cover key topics across the digital mining value chain. During the forum, Siemens will also launch its SIDRIVEIQ, industrial IoT monitoring solution for drive systems.

Sabine Dall’Omo, Siemens CEO for Southern and Eastern Africa says “Our main objective with this event was to initiate a forum for knowledge transfer to the industry and raise awareness of the opportunities created by technology. We’re excited to bring this collaborative forum, where we can showcase the latest technological innovations for the industry and explore their effects on the African mining landscape.”

Siemens has invited various South African universities and will introduce them to Mendix, a low-code rapid application development platform. Mendix is a high productivity application development platform that enables users to build and continuously improve mobile and web applications at scale. The Mendix Platform is designed to accelerate enterprise app delivery across the entire application development lifecycle, from ideation to deployment and operations.

During the forum, Siemens will launch a hackathon using the Mendix platform. The company will demonstrate the platform to the universities. The universities will use Mendix to create an app to build a mining use-case. Later this year, Siemens will host a competition to determine the winning university based on their use-case.

As part of the company’s commitment to Enterprise and Supplier Development, Siemens will also provide ten industrious Small Medium and Micro Enterprises (SMME’s) that deliver solutions and services to the mining industry a chance to showcase their companies and expertise in a separate virtual showroom.

“Our goal with the Enterprise and Supplier Development portion of this event is to explore innovative offerings developed by local enterprises and bring their ideas and solutions closer to potential clients, who could possibly assist to further develop these offerings into value-adding products, applications and services for the industry. We wanted to make these businesses visible to industry leaders.” Rita Nkuhlu, Siemens Executive Director.

The participating SMME’s will obtain SITRAIN access, an online, flexible, continuous, and personalized digital learning platform for industry that’s available anytime, anywhere, and can be used on any device, such as via a mobile app. Its modular structure divides the content into easy-to-follow “learning nuggets” and includes checkpoints to monitor achievements.

“The future of mining and the transformation of the mining industry depends highly on staying abreast of advancing technology and industry trends. It also depends on the sustainable development of new enterprises, collaborations, and ongoing conversations among relevant stakeholders in the public and private sector and educational institutions. Now is the time to contribute to small business growth, promote job creation and develop critical job skills required for the transformation in the mining industry”. ends Sabine.

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Siemens AG.

May 17, 2021

The modular solution will be equipped with Siemens Healthineers medical technology

EAST LONDON, South Africa, May 14, 2021/ — A 100-bed modular solution donated to Cecilia Makiwane Hospital; The modular solution will be equipped with Siemens Healthineers medical technology; The modular hospital will be powered with a solar modular configuration to enable a decentralized and clean power supply.

At a ribbon cutting ceremony, Siemens South Africa, the German Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development and the Solidarity Fund officially handed over a separate 100-bed modular hospital solution to the Cecilia Makiwane Hospital in Mdantsane. This extension will help alleviate the negative impact caused by the coronavirus on the medical system and improve access to healthcare, even beyond the pandemic.

“Jointly with Siemens, we are sending a strong signal today that our partner countries can rely on us in these difficult times. Because we know: We will only defeat COVID-19 by working together globally or not at all. That is why we are working with South Africa to help it establish its own vaccine production,” said Dr. Gerd Müller, German Federal Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development.

“As we open this new facility, we are reminded of the fact that for healthy economies, we need healthy societies. Governments and companies must stand together in the fight against COVID-19. This project shows how through collaboration and technology, we can tackle big challenges and transform societies. I am proud to support the Cecilia Makiwane Hospital in their efforts to combat the pandemic and provide high-quality healthcare for years to come,” said Roland Busch, President and CEO of Siemens AG.

Sabine Dall’Omo, CEO of Siemens Southern and Eastern Africa says, “South Africa’s healthcare system, much like other countries was not prepared for the effects of the coronavirus pandemic and has taken strain. Mobilizing resources has been crucial in helping to curb the disease and to reduce the burden on the sector. With our donation we’re assisting the Cecilia Makiwane Hospital to provide effective healthcare to the community of Mdantsane. This reflects our commitment to uplifting the country’s societies.”

The speedy construction of the hospital module in less than 100 days has been made possible by the outstanding commitment and collaboration of all project partners. The German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development – through Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH (GIZ) – is funding the project with up to R 63 million. The charitable association Siemens Caring Hands has contributed donations of R 9 million raised from Siemens employees, effectively doubling the in-kind contributions made by Siemens and Siemens Healthineers. Africa´s leading pharmaceutical company Aspen Pharmaceuticals has provided an additional R 4 million for the project. The South African Solidarity Fund has been instrumental in efficiently managing the donations while the Eastern Cape Department of Health is ensuring the professional operation of the unit by deploying dedicated staff and providing medical supplies.

“The completion of the Cecilia Makiwane Modular Hospital Solution is particularly timely. With winter upon us, and the emerging possibility of a third wave, it is vital to keep finding ways to support our provincial health systems. This modular solution is not only practical and impactful, it represents the kind of agile, purpose-led solutions that are needed to combat an epidemic that is evolving before our eyes.” Tandi Nzimande, CEO of the Solidarity Fund.

The modular hospital solution will be equipped with Siemens Healthineers medical technology which includes Acuson P500 ultrasound units, Mobilett Elara Max X-Ray machines and blood gas machines. This range of imaging equipment is uniquely designed for maximum mobility and is indispensable in detecting Covid-19 infections.

The solution also includes Siemens’ reliable fire detection range as well as modern UV disinfection equipment from Violet Defense that will support in controlling contaminations in high contact areas of the modular hospital; furthermore, Siemens is powering the new expansion with a solar modular configuration with battery storage by SustainSolar, using the Siemens Sicam microgrid controller to enable a decentralized and clean power supply 24/7, 365 days.

“Siemens Caring Hands has taken on an enormous challenge. With the donations from Siemens and its employees, Siemens Caring Hands wants to assist in mitigating the terrible consequences of the pandemic. I am grateful that we, together with the German government and GIZ, can now make a substantial contribution to South Africa as well. This comprehensive solidarity is part of the Siemens DNA”, said Stephan Frucht, Board member of Siemens Caring Hands e.V.

Communities like Mdantsane are not adequately prepared to deal with the major health effects posed by the pandemic and require as much assistance as possible to manage its outcomes.

“This partnership in the development of the Cecilia Makiwane Modular Hospital Solution, represents Aspens local commitment to East London and our contribution towards the sustainability of communities in which we operate. We further believe that this project will ensure accessibility to healthcare especially as our country continues to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic,” Stavros Nicolaou, Senior Executive for Strategic Trade Development, Aspen Pharmacare.

“This development will certainly address some of the key challenges we face as a health institution, located in the biggest township in East London. The building of the Modular hospital will ease the pressure on the high volume of patients as well as create an efficient medical-service facility. We are extremely grateful to the stakeholders involved in this remarkable initiative” says Sicelo Msi, CEO of the Cecilia Makiwane Hospital.

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Siemens AG.

March 18, 2020

DIMO together with SIEMENS, a global technological and electrical solutions provider, recently signed a contract with Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) to embark the package 04 Lot A phase of the “National Transmission and Distribution Network Development and Efficiency Improvement Project” for enhancing national power supply. The package 04 Lot A phase of this project was awarded to SIEMENS – DIMO Consortium which has been pioneering in the power generation, transmission and distribution business.

The agreement was signed between CEB and SIEMENS – DIMO consortium at the CEB head office premises with the participation of Mr. Vijitha Herath, Chairman of CEB, Mr. Y.G.I Saman Kumara, Vice Chairman, Ms. S.H Diddeniya, Project Director of CEB , Ms. Wickramasinghe, Project Manager for CEB, Mr. Nikhilesh Amonkar, Head of SIEMENS Distribution Systems Business, Mr. Mitul Jhaveri, Manager Finance, SIEMENS Ltd,Mr. Prasad Palsokar, SIEMENS Country Manager for Sri Lanka, Mr. Prakash Kumar Chandrakar, Country BU Head for SIEMENS, Mr. Venkatesh Sarathy,Country BU Finance Head from SIEMENS, Mr. Sarath Algama, Executive Director of DIMO , Mr. Wijith Pushpawela, Executive Director of DIMO and Mr. Janaka Rodrigo, General Manager of DIMO were also present at this occasion.

The National Transmission and Distribution Network Development and Efficiency Improvement Project is a government project funded by Japan International Cooperation Agency with the objective of enhancing the capacity of national transmission and distribution network located in Greater Colombo and its surrounding area. This will also minimize transmission losses by constructing and upgrading transmission lines, sub-stations and distribution lines, thereby contributing to improvement of energy reliability and energy efficiency in the country.

‘’Power sector plays a pivotal role in any economy and developing efficient and reliable power supply is core in enhancing the development in any country. As a major player in developing infrastructure in the nation, DIMO is proud to embark on this project with SIEMENS while keeping with our purpose of fuelling dreams and aspirations of the people’’, said Chairman & Managing Director of DIMO, Ranjith Pandithage.

Executive Director of DIMO Wijith Pushpawela said ‘’DIMO’s expertise in the power engineering sector and long lasting relationship with its partner SIEMENS have paved the way for securing this opportunity. With CIDA accreditation as an Electro Mechanical (EM1) contractor for high, medium and low tension electrical installations and ISO certifications in power engineering sector, further re-confirmed wining this bid.’’

The package 04 Lot A of the project is aimed at enhancing the capacity of national transmission and distribution network located in Dehiwala, Mount Lavinia and Battaramulla area of which the scope includes construction of Primary Substations, Distribution Substations and laying of underground Cables. Dehiwala and Mount Lavinia belong to Western Province South I (WPS I) of Distribution Division 4 and Battaramulla belongs to Western Province South II (WPS II) of Distribution Division 3. WPS I have nearly 261,427 of Retail Consumers and 601 of Bulk Consumers.

The existing network in the project area of Dehiwala – Mount Lavinia is fed via three 33/11 kV Primary Substations (PSS) and will be extended by two additional PSS and an extension to an existing PSS. WPS II has nearly 391,571 number of Retail Consumers and 1,010 number of Bulk Consumers. The existing network in the project area of Battaramulla is a 132/33 kV substation and feeds via 33 kV in the distribution network of this area and it is planned to feed the area via three 33/11 kV Primary Substations (PSS) upon the completion of this project in 2022.

DIMO and SIEMENS are partners for over seven decades continuously adding value to Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution Projects in the country with the latest technologies and the best solutions. The recent developments in company’s product portfolio such as renewable energy, micro grid & smart grid solutions, will pave the way to a sustainable energy mix which in return will be beneficial for government to achieve its objectives towards green energy.

Chunakam grid substation, Habarana grid substation and Naula grid substation projects are some of the major projects completed by DIMO – SIEMENS collaboration, redefining the local power sector. Habarana- Veyangoda grid substation, Variable Shunt Reactor Projects in Anuradhapura and Mannar are some of the ongoing projects by DIMO and SIEMENS.

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c Join Forces in LV Power Panel Manufacturing for Local and Export Markets

DIMO further strengthens Sri Lanka’s Healthcare sector with the highest market presence in the MRI domain

Siemens South Africa and Aspen join forces to enhance vaccine production for Africa

Siemens drives digital transformation at its Virtual Smart Mining Forum

Siemens, the German Government and the Solidarity Fund hand over a 100-bed modular hospital solution

SIEMENS – DIMO Consortium to Enhance National Power Supply with CEB