Made and Assembled in Canada, for Canada
April 15, 2025
High-quality electrical solutions for a brighter future. Unveil the essence of innovation with Siemens’ electrical products proudly made and assembled in Canada. Each product exemplifies their dedication to empowering industries and communities with sustainable solutions that provide a path towards a more innovative and efficient future.
The Drummondville Factory
Siemens Canada is investing approximately $14 million in a multi-phased modernization of its 10,400 square metre manufacturing facility located in Drummondville, Quebec, with the aim to optimize overall efficiency and capacity of the plant and position it for future growth.
Plans for the facility, which has been making electrical products for the Canadian market for more than 50 years, include expanded production of made-to-order product lines in response to market demands. Switchboard production, as an example, will see a 50 per cent volume increase. The modernization project will position the Drummondville factory and its approximately 350 employees for continued success and could result in an increase of up to 15 per cent in jobs by 2027.
Proudly engineered, assembled and manufactured in Canada
Focus on the high standards of engineering and quality that come with Canadian-made products, emphasizing expertise and innovation.
Find Siemens’electrical products and parts made and assembled in Canada for Canada in the download section below.
Products made and assembled in Canada:
- ID safety switches and accessories
- Loadcenters and accessories
- Meter centers and accessories
- P2 panel interiors*
- Panelboard trims*
- Panelboard tubs*
- Panelboards accessories*
- Panelboards*
- Switchboard*
- Power panels and switchboard accessories*
*Assembled in Canada
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