Vossloh to Deliver Rail Systems in €59M Algeria Deal

Vossloh has secured a €59 million contract in Algeria to supply switches and fastening systems for major national rail expansion efforts by 2025. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

The German rail technology firm will provide 300 switch systems and infrastructure components to support the country’s goal of expanding its network to 15,000 kilometers by 2035.

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Vossloh to Supply Algeria’s Largest Rail Corridor

In addition to switch deliveries, Vossloh will supply fastening systems for a 950-kilometer railway linking the Ghar Djebilet iron ore mine with Tindouf and Béchar.

This key route will connect southern mining zones to northern urban areas and enhance both freight and passenger operations by late 2026.

Algeria’s government plans to transform national logistics by prioritizing large-scale rail development and attracting global expertise.

Vossloh Reinforces Global Infrastructure Presence

With this deal, Vossloh strengthens its role in emerging markets and reinforces its commitment to sustainable, green mobility in Africa.

CEO Oliver Schuster expressed pride in supporting Algeria’s modernization, calling the program “impressive” and forward-looking.

The company continues expanding its international reach, contributing to strategic transport projects that promote growth and connectivity across regions.

By focusing on reliable and environmentally conscious rail systems, Vossloh positions itself as a leader in infrastructure transformation.

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