Polish State Railways (PKP Group)

Alstom expands its partnership with PKP Intercity through a major order for Coradia Max trains, nearly doubling down on capacity gains and pushing Poland toward cleaner, faster intercity rail travel.

PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe has begun construction work on the road No. 622 Podłęże – Piekiełko in the Lesser Poland Voivodeship of Poland to boost regional connectivity and develop a new connection to the nation’s key transport centers.

PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe (PLK) inaugurated a $305. 5 million Gdańsk-Gdynia railway modernisation work aimed at increasing freight efficiency and upgrading passenger transport in northern Poland.

PKP Intercity made an order for 18 sets, so the new shunting locomotives should comply with the contemporary standards, provide operation reliability, as well as enhance the carrier’s environmental performance.

The tenders in 2026 are around 40 billion zł in value. The largest are to comprise construction of high-speed line Warsaw–Łódź and core buildings of the central airport of the future.

PKP Intercity signed a gigantic contract with Alstom Polska for 42 double-deck high-speed electric trains. The contract itself is priced at PLN 4.

From December 2025, there will be more train services than ever before between Germany and Poland, while cross-border services will benefit from more frequent and faster links.

PKP Intercity issued a tender for the purchase of 18 shunting locomotives, which would replace older units and facilitate performance of manoeuvres.

PKP PLK is implementing innovative technologies to automate track inspections and diagnostics, aiming to improve safety and reduce network maintenance time.

Elf 2 will arrive in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship in 2026, increasing Koleje Dolnośląskie’s fleet to 45 trains and providing the region with modern, comfortable, and safe transport.

PKP Intercity has begun selecting a supplier for double-decker electric trains capable of 200 km/h and covered by a 30-year maintenance contract.

Arriva Group has signed a €5 million agreement to relaunch two regional rail lines in Poland’s Kujawsko-Pomorskie region, expanding its reach in Europe’s liberalizing transport market.