ENR purchases equipment from Socofer for €11.1M to modernize

Egypt’s national operator ENR signed a contract with French company Socofer for the delivery of motorized crane platforms worth €11.1 million, funded by the European Investment Bank. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

ENR strengthens its fleet with Socofer equipment

According to the agreement, ENR is purchasing 12 motorized crane platforms at €930,000 each. These machines are designed for rapid assembly and disassembly of track structures.

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Socofer will supply equipment that meets high standards of mobility, power, and safety. Using modern platforms will speed up maintenance processes and improve railway reliability.

ENR expands cooperation with European suppliers

In addition to the deal with Socofer, ENR is working with Austrian company Plasser & Theurer, which also provides advanced track equipment. This approach reflects a commitment to comprehensive modernization.

Such a strategy accelerates technical upgrades and reduces infrastructure maintenance costs. Adopting European solutions allows the integration of cutting-edge technology into key railway operations.

Railway modernization is supported at the international level. The European Investment Bank’s financial backing demonstrates confidence in Egypt’s transport reforms.

Infrastructure investments will enhance transport efficiency and safety. This is especially crucial since rail transport plays a vital role in the country’s logistics.

New equipment will help optimize staff operations and improve the quality of transport services. By partnering with global suppliers, the state is reinforcing its position in the regional transport network.

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