South Korea, Czechia: Škoda Group has signed memoranda of understanding with two subsidiaries of the South Korean holding, the rolling stock producer Hyundai Rotem and the car manufacturer Hyundai Motor.
Belarus: Alexei Lyakhnovich, Minister of Transport and Communications, has announced the news at the joint session of the House of Representatives and the Council of the Republic.
Germany: Both producers from Spain and Poland signed a memorandum of understanding at InnoTrans 2024.
Russia: The law firm OrçLaw has shared with ROLLINGSTOCK its calculations on four main claims brought by the Russian operator against the German manufacturer.
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”.
India, Malaysia: The manufacturers have entered into a partnership in terms of supply and maintenance of rolling stock products for the markets of Southeast Asia and Africa.
The Government of Moscow launched an information platform UrbanTransportData a year ago. Last week, its current functionality was presented at the International Transport Summit, attended by 107 experts from 24 countries.
Russia: Following the rejection of its appeal at the end of July, the French manufacturer filed a new appeal with the Commercial Court of the Volga Federal District.
Spain: This is what IRJ writes with reference to a letter from the company’s board of directors.
