India

Alstom has delivered its 100th electric locomotive to Indian Railways under a 2015 contract for a total of 800 12,000 HP units.

Following Alstom's acquisition of Bombardier Transportation, Alstom has won the contract to supply 234 metro cars for Mumbai's Line 4.

Alstom has won the contract to provide the signalling, train control and telecommunications systems for the Delhi-Meerut railway line, India.

Siemens Mobility has won a contract to provide signalling and train control technology for the Yellow Line of the Bangalore Metro, India.

IGW is extending its global manufacturing footprint with excitement all around India, especially in their local Indian plant in Pune.

Alstom's SriCity factory in India, which opened in September 2012, has reached the milestone of having manufactured 500 metro cars.

Bombardier has delivered its 800th MOVIA metro car for the Delhi Metro. The remaining 16 units will be delivered by the end of 2020.

Alstom's WAG 12B electric locomotives have been approved for operations at 120km/h by the Ministry of Railways in India.