As TASS reports today, referring to German Handelsblatt the Siemens holding does not rule out that the scandal with its turbines which are said to have been delivered to Crimea despite the EC sanctions, might have staff reshuffle consequences.
The Siemens’s top management discusses only the scandal with turbines. Though the company positions itself as a victim, stuff consequences are not excluded, the German newspaper reports. Some people in the holding blame Dietrich Möller for having slowed down checking the first information on probable violations of the sanction mode.
The newspaper also noted that Siemens intends to create a new mechanism for the equipment installation control on the site of delivery. Siemens is said to be ready to risk finance not reputationon the market.
Last Friday the holding announced an interruption of the energy equipment supply. However, Siemens was said to stay on the Russian market but it will apply stricter rules to the work in Russia.
