Wabtec Corporation

Greenbrier and Wabtec have signed a contract to supply railcars and locomotives to the COFCO agribusiness. The deal includes 979 railcars and 23 locomotives, ensuring transportation in Brazil.

Wabtec may shut down its Doncaster facility in the UK, leaving hundreds of employees uncertain about their future. The company has started staff consultations to determine possible alternatives, including relocation.

Wabtec has secured a $248 million contract for Evolution Series ES43ACmi locomotives and services, strengthening Guinea’s iron ore transportation network.

Wabtec will supply advanced C30ACi locomotives to Chile’s TRANSAP, revolutionizing freight transport across the country’s national railway network.

Wabtec Expands Its Presence in Advanced Inspection Technologies. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Wabtec Expands Business with the Acquisition of Inspection Technologies. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Wabtec has acquired Bloom Engineering to expand its energy solutions portfolio and heat transfer technologies. This $69M deal strengthens Wabtec’s ability to deliver sustainable and efficient industrial systems globally.

Wabtec continues the maintenance of Evolution locomotives in the Gandhidham depot, strengthening its position in India. A new contract covers 250 locomotives’ repairs and diagnostics.

Wabtec continues expanding its European presence by acquiring Spanish Fanox and Slovak Kompozitum. These strategic deals highlight the company’s commitment to growth in the railway transportation industry.

Wabtec acquired Fanox and Kompozitum, investing $110 million to expand its product offerings and market reach. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

The United States has allocated funding to explore new technologies in the railway industry. The Department of Transportation and the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) have provided two significant grants to advance development.

The American corporation Wabtec is transferring its rolling stock monitoring system to Kazakhstan, ensuring its installation, integration, and maintenance.