ALSTOM S.A: Alstom secures a first tranche order worth approximately €800 million in Vietnam

Alstom S.A. (ALO) secured an €800M order for Hanoi urban rail projects, part of a deal with Vingroup. The order will be recorded in Q3 of fiscal 2026/27, according to the company.

Alstom has secured €95 million contracts with Irish Rail to equip up to 176 vehicles with ETCS Level 1 onboard equipment. The project, part of Ireland's TPS National Rollout Programme, involves design, installation, and maintenance of the technology. Alstom will work from Dublin facilities, building on prior ETCS deployments in Ireland.

Greater Anglia extended Alstom's contract for 15 years to maintain its 113 Class 720 trains, valued at £800m. Alstom will handle planned and unplanned maintenance, supply materials, and improve performance. The trains, built by Alstom, have shown high reliability and won awards. The deal includes around 100 job roles and is based at Seven Kings Depot.

Alstom extended its 15-year train maintenance contract with Greater Anglia, worth €947 million, covering 133 Class 720 Aventra trains. The agreement, signed on October 15, 2026, includes scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, supporting around 100 jobs. Alstom highlights the contract as a vote of confidence from Greater Anglia.

Alstom SA (ALO.PA) extended its 15-year train services agreement with Greater Anglia for GBP 800 million. The deal covers maintenance of 133 Class 720 Aventra trains until the early 2040s, including planned and unplanned activities.

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.