German industrial giant Siemens has said it will continue to invest in the UK, despite earlier warnings that a vote to leave the EU could affect its future activities in the country.
Siemens chief executive Joe Kaeser told a number of media organisations that the company remained fully committed to manufacturing in the UK.
The company has 13 plants in the UK and employs about 14,000 people.
Siemens UK had warned investment could be hit if the UK voted to leave the EU.
The engineering and technology giant manufactures and exports high value goods including MRI scanners and gas turbines.
At an event at the House of Commons, Mr Kaeser said the UK continued to matter and be a "good place to do business" whether it was inside or outside the EU.
But he called on Theresa May to clarify the UK's trade position as soon as possible to give business some certainty.