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With the grand opening of the new hall in Obersiebenbrunn on 10 April 2026, Stadler is expanding its capacity for the commissioning, certification, and servicing of modern rail vehicles in Austria.
The continued operation of the S-Bahn Zürich system with more than 500,000 passengers daily will require more trains in the future, and therefore more capacity for their maintenance and storage.
On 7 April 2026, government officials and rail industry leaders gathered at Siemens Mobility’s manufacturing and rail services center in Lexington, North Carolina to mark a key milestone in American rail manufacturing.
For the railway infrastructure manager, drones act as “remote eyes”: they support train traffic management, assist during incidents, and improve the safety of railway staff.
On 1 April 2026, Alstom welcomes Martin Sion as Chief Executive Officer.
Siemens Mobility, in consortium with Sonda México SA de CV, has been awarded a landmark contract to deliver the ETCS Level 1 for the Mexico City - Querétaro - Irapuato corridor.
METRANS continues the strategic expansion of its intermodal network towards Southeast Europe by securing a 50 % share in a Romanian terminal.
On 18 March 2026, the renewed station of Groenendaal and its surroundings were officially inaugurated.
The last of more than 2,700 enormous deck segments for HS2’s Delta junction has been manufactured at a purpose-built factory.
China continues to count on high-speed grinding technology developed by Vossloh for the maintenance of its rail network and has placed an order for a new grinding train.