Alstom Taubaté plant marks ten years of excellence in São Paulo, Brazil, this March. It leads as a hub for crafting urban transit vehicles globally. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Alstom Taubaté plant marks ten years of excellence in São Paulo, Brazil, this March. It leads as a hub for crafting urban transit vehicles globally.
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Alstom Taubaté Plant Drives Global Transit Production

The facility near Santos port excels in producing stainless-steel transit cars efficiently. It delivered 27 Citadis trams for Rio’s 2016 Olympic Games successfully.

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In 2022, Alstom clinched six major contracts to supply vehicles worldwide. Consequently, the company invested $18 million to expand its Taubaté factory.

These deals enable Alstom to build over 170 trains for key cities. São Paulo, Santiago, Taipei, and Bucharest will receive 940 cars soon.

The upgraded plant now focuses on high-quality bodies for urban transport needs. Thus, Alstom reinforces its leadership in the transit sector confidently.

Collaborating with SENAI Taubaté, Alstom trains 500 individuals for manufacturing jobs. This effort ensures a skilled workforce ready for industry challenges.

Moreover, the company sustains 1,000 jobs across operations and suppliers. Specifically, 600 staff the plant, and 400 work with partner firms.

Alstom’s investment signals strong belief in Brazil’s urban transit market growth. Additionally, it elevates Taubaté’s status in global manufacturing networks.

Expansion includes modernizing tools and increasing capacity for international orders. As a result, the facility adapts to new transit tech trends.

The anniversary highlights Alstom’s commitment to innovation and sustainable mobility solutions. Furthermore, it boosts the region’s economy significantly.

Alstom Celebrates a Decade of Success at Taubaté Plant

Local leaders commend Alstom for creating jobs and expertise in Taubaté. They say the factory enhances São Paulo’s industrial reputation notably.

With these wins, Alstom solidifies its role in transit solutions worldwide. The Taubaté facility keeps pushing progress in Brazil and beyond.

This milestone promises a bright future for Alstom’s Latin American operations. It also reflects the company’s dedication to excellence globally.

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