"The PM recently inaugurated a 9-km long completed stretch of Uttar Pradesh Metro Rail Corporation's (UPMRC) Kanpur Metro Project. JSL has ...

The contract for the Mumbai metro, awarded by the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation, is to provide the CBTC signalling system as well as a state...

"The tender will open on 29 February, 2019 and by 2021 we should be able to come out with the first such coach," said the source involved i...

Alstom & Bombardier want to exploit India’s large pool of engineers and cheap skilled labor that have helped turn the nation into a key cen...

The order for 25 train set was placed in August 2014 and Alstom Transport delivered the first train set in record time.

Alstom Transport has inaugurated a new global IT centre at its Bengaluru site with the new hub being another step towards the company's str...

The signalling system will be jointly supplied by Alstom's sites in Bengaluru and Saint-Ouen, France.

The company is expanding manufacturing unit in Chennai & opening a new factory for building traction systems in Coimbatore this year.

Alstom plans to hire 200-250 engineers annually in India as it looks to double business to 800 million euro in the country.

With such expansion, the demand for rolling stock is set to increase and keeping this in view, govt is encouraging production of metro coac...

The DMRC said over the last 10 years, it has been able to keep the capital cost for procurement of these coaches at a consistent level.

Sustained indigenisation efforts have led to DMRC achieving the milestone of manufacturing 90 per cent of Delhi Metro coaches in the countr...

Project would be completed in a time-bound manner, Sreedharan said after a high-level meeting of DMRC & KMRL officials, led by MD Mangu Sin...

Alstom aims to make Chennai its export hub to tap the metro-rail market in other subcontinent countries, including Sri Lanka and Pakistan.

Alstom is scouting for local partners in India to supply components to its upcoming metro rail coach manufacturing unit near Chennai.

France-based infrastructure solutions provider Alstom hopes to cash in on the Indian government’s focus on infrastructure.

Alstom Projects jumped nearly 5% after the company signed a 243 million euro contract to supply coaches to the Chennai Metro Rail project.