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SNG: Industry praised for investing in South Africa’s emerging clean energy workforce

South Africa's transition to cleaner energy is shaping its economy and workforce. Thembisa Futshane emphasized the importance of developing skills for the green economy during Climate Talk 2025. Industry partners like BMW and Siemens are investing in training and internships. The Just Energy Transition requires new competencies and collaboration across sectors. The government aims to support communities affected by coal phase-down, ensuring a just transition that benefits all. Young people are encouraged to seize opportunities in the green economy.

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Germany steps on the gas with spending. 6 stocks to watch.

Some stocks that are likely to get a stimulus boost include Commerzbank, Volkswagen, and Siemens Energy.

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Siemens Energy AG Supervisory Board Member Laurence Mulliez purchases shares worth GBP 19,790.69

Laurence Mulliez, a member of the Supervisory Board of Siemens Energy AG, purchased shares worth GBP 19,790.69 at a price of 100.4603 GBP per share on December 1, 2025, on the London Stock Exchange.

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BUZZ-JPM ups Siemens Energy to 'overweight' on FCF potential, shares rise

J.P. Morgan upgraded Siemens Energy to 'overweight' due to strong free cash flow potential until 2040, driving shares up 2.5%. The broker highlights growth from electrification and AI trends, service contracts, and Gas Services division revenue projections. Siemens Energy's stock has risen 132% year-to-date.

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Industrials, banks lift European shares higher

European shares rose, driven by industrials and banks, with the STOXX 600 up 0.2%. Schneider Electric and Siemens Energy saw gains after J.P. Morgan upgrades. Banks rose, led by Societe Generale after a Goldman Sachs upgrade. Positive global sentiment and Wall Street gains supported markets. Rio Tinto shares rose slightly, while Aurubis slipped after disappointing earnings.

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