Alstom Secures Multi-Year GBP 800 Mln Contract Extension From Greater Anglia

Alstom Transport India has delivered the first of 39 driverless trainsets for Mumbai Metro Phase II Line 4 and 4A. The trains were designed in collaboration with Larsen and Toubro. Line 4 is a 32 km network costing Rs 145.49 billion, while Line 4A is a 2.7 km extension costing Rs 9.49 billion.

Alstom secured a 15-year, £800 million ($1.06 billion) contract to maintain Greater Anglia's Class 720 Aventra trains in the UK. The deal, running into the early 2040s, includes overhauls, repairs, and reliability work, supporting around 100 Alstom jobs. The fleet is owned by Angel Trains and built at Alstom's Derby site.

Alstom extended a 15-year maintenance contract with Greater Anglia, valued at GBP 800 million. The deal covers 133 Class 720 Aventra trains, including overhauls and repairs, running through the early 2040s. According to the company, maintenance will be conducted at Seven Kings Depot.

Alstom extended a 15-year maintenance contract with Greater Anglia for £800m (€947m), covering 133 electric trains. The deal secures 100 jobs and strengthens Alstom's UK rail services presence. Alstom's sales are diversified across products and regions, with a significant portion in railway services.

ALSTOM S.A. (ALO) secured a 15-year, £800M extension with Greater Anglia to maintain 133 Class 720 Aventra EMUs. The deal will be recorded in Q3 of FY2026/27, according to the company.

Alstom's stock fell 2.2% after AlphaValue downgraded its rating and cut its price target by 31% to €20.1, citing inflation's impact on costs and revised profitability assumptions. The stock trades around €15.7 in Paris.