Polish State Railways (PKP Group)

PKP Intercity has opened bids for 42 high-speed double-decker EMUs, marking its largest investment in long-distance trains and the first of its kind in Poland’s rail history.

Poland has reached a major milestone in its rail infrastructure as CPK completed the Retkinia launching chamber in Łódź, preparing for excavation of the country’s longest high-speed rail tunnel in 2026.

Poland will start large-scale railway projects worth $350 million in 2025. The country plans a series of tenders under the FEnIKS program, co-financed by the European Union.

Pesa has secured a new contract with Rail Capital Partners for the supply of five next-generation Gama 3. 0 electric locomotives, with delivery scheduled for 2026.

PKP Cargo has listed 10,360 freight wagons for sale, prohibiting any reuse or disassembly for parts — they can only be scrapped.

The development of railway connections between Poland and Lithuania is reaching a new stage, as both countries agreed to speed up travel and launch additional routes.

Poland has approved six railway companies to operate passenger services on both domestic and international routes, including connections to Germany and Ukraine.

Polish operator KD has launched consultations regarding the purchase of new trains to replace outdated rolling stock on non-electrified routes and transition to more environmentally friendly technologies.

Polish company FPS has secured its first-ever series contract for the delivery of electric trains, which will operate in the Lubusz Voivodeship from 2028 to 2029.

Alstom is investing $125 million to enhance its operations in Poland, strengthening its production capabilities in Chorzów, Wrocław, and Nadarzyn under a development program running through 2027.

Pesa has signed a $7. 5 million contract with PKP Intercity to carry out a major overhaul of eight diesel engines used in the Gama SU160 locomotive series.

PKP CARGO has launched rail deliveries to Sweden via a north–south multimodal route that avoids intermediate reloading. This approach speeds up transit and reduces logistics costs.