Siemens raises full year outlook after second-quarter sales beat forecasts After exceeding sales projections during its second quarter, the German engineering and technology giant Siemens raises full year outlook sales and profit outlook on Wednesday. From its earlier prediction of an increase of 7% to 10%, the manufacturer of items ranging from trains to industrial software now anticipates comparable revenue growth of 9% to 11% in the 12 months ending in September. In addition, Siemens plans to boost its underlying basic profits per share from the 8.90 to 9.40 euros it predicted in February to a range of 9.60 to 9.90 euros. Citing Robust Demand The overall EPS is anticipated to rise to a range of 11.61-11.91 euros thanks to a benefit from the partial reversal of a prior charge. In February, the business upped its full-year projection, citing robust demand and a sizable order backlog that, as of the second quarter, stood at 105 billion euros ($115.58 billion). After Siemens repo...