Germany: Visitors to the fair witnessed the premiere of mainline locomotives from Stadler, Siemens, Talgo and others. Large shunting locomotives from Vossloh RS, CZ Loko and small vehicles from Zwiehoff and Zagro were also on display.
Poland, Spain: Pesa’s President, Krzysztof Zdziarski, laid out details of the collaboration to the Rynek Kolejowy news outlet.
Germany: This year’s InnoTrans saw the presentation of trains from CRRC, Stadler, Siemens Mobility, Alstom, etc.
Spain: The steel company Sidenor has sent a letter stating its intention to acquire shares in the rolling stock manufacturer.
Nigeria: Two HST units (Intercity 125) were launched on the second line of the Lagos Rail Mass Transit system.
Key news and contracts in the rolling stock market.
Spain: The decision was made by the Council of Ministers. The press release from the Ministry of Economy and Finance stresses that approval of the deal would pose “insurmountable risks to national security”.
Spain: This is what IRJ writes with reference to a letter from the company’s board of directors.
Spain: The Spanish operator has on numerous occasions stressed issues with the first ten high-speed trains, which were launched in May.
