After multiple shocks wiping off billions of euros of market value, Siemens Energy ( Xetra: ENR ) sought to convince investors that the company is on the path to profitability. The company laid out an upbeat message Tuesday during an investor day in Hamburg, a week after announcing asset sales and a government-led package of loan guarantees and cash to shore up its balance sheet. But concerns remain that the company will need to raise more capital going forward to compensate for the staggering losses at its Spanish wind unit, Gamesa. Chief Executive Officer Christian Bruch reiterated the core message from the company's earnings report last week, according to a release at the start of the event. Siemens Energy plans to ramp up its offshore production while it fixes the onshore problems. While the company isn't planning any plant closures currently, it does plan to take efficiency measures at some factories. It sees Gamesa breaking even in 2026.