Alstom rolling stock contracts reach about €2.5bn across two regions

Alstom rolling stock contracts worth about €2.5 billion have been booked, with the company reporting three deals across the Americas and Europe, as outlined in an Alstom statement via GlobeNewswire.

This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

The biggest order is a rolling stock supply contract in the Americas region, valued at approximately €1.4 billion. In Europe, Alstom received a framework agreement order worth around €0.6 billion for rolling stock deliveries. The third deal, also in the Europe region, is estimated at about €0.5 billion and combines additional rolling stock with the associated maintenance.

Together, these three contracts—total value approximately €2.5bn—were booked in Q3 FY2025/26, the company said.

Alstom described the orders in the context of its focus on smart and sustainable mobility, reiterating its commitment to contribute to a low carbon future through innovative and sustainable transportation solutions. It lists high-speed trains, metros, monorails and trams among its offerings, alongside turnkey systems, services, infrastructure, signalling and digital mobility.

Alstom says it is present in 63 countries and has a talent base of over 86,000 people from 184 nationalities, as reflected in Key figures 2024/25. Listed in France, the company generated sales of €18.5 billion for the fiscal year ending on 31 March 2025, consistent with its FY 2024/25 results release.

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