China: By the end of the year, the Chinese steel maker Xinjiang Ba Yi Iron and Steel is going to receive a batch of ten CN10A-C shunters manufactured at the Dalian plant.
South Africa: The country’s Supreme Court has invalidated the contract between Transnet and Wabtec for 233 diesel locomotives. Similar judgments are expected in relation to other contracts with CRRC and Alstom for the supply of a total of 831 locomotives.
Israel: The country’s Ministry of Finance forwarded a corresponding order to Dania Cebus and Dan, part of the JTrain consortium.
USA: Tariffs on imports adopted by the second Trump administration will affect all economic domains, including rolling stock. Though, further development of this domain in the USA today depends above all on the preservation of the extensive government support.
Australia: The final assembly of a four-axle car, designed to transport iron ore, was completed at the Forrestfield plant.
China: Jointly developed by CRRC and the province of Henan’s operator CR Zhengzhou, the rolling stock has been recently presented at the manufacturer’s plant in Qingdao.
China: Since February, the three-car trainsets with panoramic windows have been operating along the mountain route of 20.7 km in the vicinity of the city of Lijiang.
Kazakhstan: CRRC’s plant in Tangshan, China, is currently manufacturing train bodies from an aluminium alloy.
Kazakhstan: The news was announced following the meeting between the officials of the Chinese manufacturer and the national operator Kazakhstan Temir Zholy (KTZ).
