Siemens Announces 2026 Pricing Revision Across SLC DI PA Portfolio

SLC DI PA 2026 PRICING REVISION BY AUTOMATION FAMILY
Automation Technology News | August 25, 2026
Siemens Process Automation will revise the RMB list prices of selected SLC DI PA product families on September 9, 2026. The change is portfolio-wide rather than limited to a single controller or instrument line.
Automation Engineering: Controllers and Control Software
Within AE, SIMATIC S7-400 CPU and I/O products carry an average adjustment of about 10%. PCS 7/neo software and PCS 7 hardware CPU/I/O span 3%–12%, while PCS 7 accessories are listed at an average of roughly 10%.
Measuring Instruments: Analysis and SITRANS
Gas analyzers and laser gas analyzers are shown at an average increase of around 8%. Gas chromatographs average about 10%, and the SITRANS process-instrument range is listed at 8%–9%. Engineering teams specifying replacement transmitters or analytical equipment should validate prices at the complete order-code level.
Digital Connectivity and Power
The DCP section lists industrial communication hardware at 6%–9%, communication software at 10%–11%, industrial identification at an average of about 3%, and industrial power supplies at 5%–12%.
Why the Portfolio Is Being Repriced
The customer notice points to continuing cost pressure across electronic components, raw materials, transportation and energy. It also notes the impact of broader global supply-chain conditions on product cost.
Engineering and Project-Control Checklist
Before freezing a control-system bill of materials, teams should verify hardware/software separation, spare-parts quantities, license scope, network components and power architecture. For projects spanning the effective date, keep a revision record showing which price list and quotation date were used.
The percentages in the notice are average adjustments and are intended as a reference. Individual price groups may move differently, and the relevant Siemens contact remains the appropriate source for final commercial confirmation.
Source: Siemens Ltd. China, Digital Industries, Process Automation customer and partner price adjustment notice. The published percentages are average reference adjustments; actual changes may differ between price groups. Confirm final pricing with the relevant Siemens representative.
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