Alstom’s New Locomotive Maintenance Centers in Kazakhstan: Boosting Regional Infrastructure

The French company Alstom is constructing four locomotive maintenance centers in Kazakhstan. This project, valued at €50 million ($54.4 million), highlights its importance for regional infrastructure growth. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

The first center is set to open in Shu, Kazakhstan, at the beginning of 2025. This milestone reflects Alstom’s commitment to strengthening its position in Central Asia.

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Alstom aims to foster partnerships with Kazakhstan, supporting job creation and infrastructure improvement. The Kazakh government backs this initiative, encouraging long-term cooperation and modernization of transport services.

The company is actively investing in enhancing regional capabilities, improving locomotive maintenance and service standards. This effort is crucial to ensure an efficient, reliable transportation network in Kazakhstan.

Benefits of New Locomotive Maintenance Centers

Alstom’s project in Kazakhstan not only enhances locomotive maintenance but also supports economic development. Establishing new jobs and raising service quality contribute to stronger infrastructure in Kazakhstan.

Alstom’s Role in Kazakhstan’s Infrastructure Development

Alstom is expanding its locomotive maintenance network across Kazakhstan, reinforcing the country’s transport sector.

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