Alstom Appoints Suely Sola as Managing Director of Alstom Brazil, Marking a Milestone in Leadership and Sustainability

Alstom, a global leader in sustainable mobility solutions, has appointed Suely Sola as the new Managing Director of Alstom Brazil. This appointment signifies a significant leadership transition for the company in the region, marking Sola’s rise from Project Manager to leading the entire Brazilian operations. Sola’s extensive experience in the mobility sector, coupled with her impactful leadership in Signaling & Infrastructure for Latin America, positions her to drive Alstom’s growth and commitment to sustainable mobility in Brazil.

Alstom Completes Sale of North American Conventional Signalling Business to Knorr-Bremse

Alstom, a global leader in sustainable mobility solutions, has completed the sale of its North American conventional signalling business to Knorr-Bremse AG. This move is a key part of Alstom’s strategy to strengthen its financial position and ensure long-term stability. Despite the sale, Alstom remains committed to the North American market, continuing to provide advanced signalling solutions and investing in local manufacturing and technological innovation.

Hanoi Metro Line 3’s Elevated Segment Opens, Bringing Modern Mobility to the City

Alstom, a global leader in sustainable and intelligent mobility solutions, has announced the operational commencement of the elevated segment of Hanoi Metro Line 3. This section, managed by Hanoi Metro Company (HMC), is set to officially open in September 2024 but is currently offering free trial rides to the public. The initial phase encompasses 8.5 kilometers with eight stations along the elevated route. Once fully completed, the entire line will span 12.5 kilometers, featuring 12 stations and significantly enhancing connectivity for approximately 1.6 million residents across six districts in Hanoi.

Alstom Unveils New Train Designs for São Paulo’s Metro Line 6-Orange

Alstom and Linha Universidade have unveiled the new train designs for São Paulo’s Metro Line 6-Orange, featuring orange accents, enhanced passenger experience, and advanced technologies. These trains are lighter and more energy-efficient, boasting a capacity of over 2,000 passengers and a top speed of 90 kilometers per hour. The project is a significant step towards improving urban mobility in São Paulo and is expected to serve over 633,000 passengers daily.

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