Wabtec, a top American firm, finalized the Wabtec Dellner acquisition for $960 million. The deal awaits regulatory approval soon. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Wabtec, a top American firm, finalized the Wabtec Dellner acquisition for $960 million. The deal awaits regulatory approval soon
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Wabtec Dellner Acquisition Expands Market Reach

This strategic move helps Wabtec dominate the rail coupling industry with innovative solutions. Meanwhile, Dellner Couplers forecasts $250 million in revenue this year.

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Wabtec Dellner Acquisition Enhances Technology Edge

Wabtec previously bought Faiveley in 2016, expanding its expertise in rail components significantly. Now, this purchase further solidifies its position in the global market.

Dellner Couplers, established in Sweden in 1941, supplied over 100,000 couplers worldwide. The company also delivered 12,500 gangways to clients across multiple continents.

Operating in 13 countries, Dellner supports over 200 customers with production facilities. Its major clients include CRRC, Alstom, and Siemens Mobility globally.

Interestingly, Dellner and Wabtec competed in selecting DAC technology for EU adoption. This digital coupling system promises to revolutionize rail operations soon.

This acquisition enables Wabtec to meet rising demands in rail technology effectively. Consequently, it strengthens Wabtec’s leadership in delivering cutting-edge coupling solutions.

Dellner brings decades of experience and a strong global network to Wabtec. Thus, the deal aligns perfectly with Wabtec’s long-term growth strategy.

Analysts expect this purchase to heighten competition among rail technology providers considerably. Moreover, it positions Wabtec as a top innovator in the industry.

The $960 million investment highlights Wabtec’s focus on innovation and expansion in 2025. As a result, it anticipates significant revenue growth moving forward.

Wabtec’s bold strategy with this purchase underscores its commitment to industry dominance. Therefore, stakeholders eagerly await regulatory approval to complete the deal.

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