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EuroMaint has secured new long-term rail maintenance contracts in Sweden and Norway with a combined estimated value of 300 million EUR.
The construction of SNCB’s new distribution centre (DC) at the Central Workshop in Mechelen is clearly accelerating.
On 14 May 2026, Siemens Mobility has signed an agreement to acquire several key businesses of MERMEC Group, an Italian high-tech leader in railway signaling, electrification, diagnostics, and measurement technologies.
HS2 engineers are ready to start a major construction programme in Saltley, two miles northeast of Birmingham city centre, to facilitate the arrival of new high-speed rail services.
Sihltal Zürich Uetliberg Bahn (SZU) is investing in a new multi-purpose machine for construction and maintenance tasks.
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.