Australia: On 3 December, the first two D-series EMUs, named Mariyung, started revenue service on the Sydney–New Castle route.
Uzbekistan: The six-car train recently delivered to the country has began revenue service between Tashkent and Xoʻjakent on 3 December.
New contracts and deals in the global rolling stock market.
Kazakhstan: The Transport Minister Marat Karabayev announced it at the government session held in the end of November.
Germany: The spokesperson for the company said to the local media that the first 20 EMUs would be delivered in March 2026, with the rest 14 trainsets by the end of 2026.
Russia: The rolling stock plant that is part of the Sinara–Transport Machines, STM, has embarked on an ambitious project to increase the output of its production facilities.
Germany: The trains were built by Bombardier Transportation, which was acquired by Alstom three years ago.
Uzbekistan: The Acting Chair of the national operator Uzbekiston Temir Yollari (UTY) Zufar Narzullayev has told in an interview with the Uzbekistan 24 TV channel that the Russian-made train had been delivered.
Ghana: Two two-car Regio160 trains started to run on the country’s first 1,435 mm gauge line.
