Siemens AG spun off the Erlangen, Germany-based subsidiary in 2018 and floated it on the stock exchange. Until now, Siemens had maintained it would keep the majority stake in Siemens Healthineers, Reuters reported.
However, Thomas recently held out the prospect of selling around 5% in the foreseeable future to finance the takeover of U.S. software company Altair.
Thomas said he remained committed to the Mobility train division, which investors have repeatedly called to be spun off.
"The business is in good hands with us. I don't see any need for us to part with it at the moment," he told Handelsblatt.
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