InRail schedules first departure from Pordenone terminal on 2 April 2026

Posted on March 25, 2026 by gobstopper

The company indicated that volumes from several regional firms would be consolidated to build regular services.

Posted in Business, Rail News, RailfreightTagged RailMarket

Previous: Data of the week: Public companies are on the retreat in European rail freight

Next: InRail schedules first departure from Pordenone terminal on 2 April 2026

Business
MSC
Port of Trieste
Rolling Stock
Trieste
Wärtsilä

Three years and 100 million euros for MSC’s Wärtsilä takeover in Trieste

Marco Raimondi
April 26, 2024
0

Shipping giant MSC recently unveiled its plan to take over the disused Wärtsilä plant at the port of Trieste and convert it into a rail rolling stock production factory. The main feature is the progressive reintegration into the new site by 2027 of the roughly 280 former Wärtsilä employees, currently under a Redundancy Fund (Cassa…

Business
Rail News
Railfreight

Bremerhaven container volumes rise 10% in 2025, rail share at 53%

gobstopper
March 9, 2026
0

The ports of Bremen and Bremerhaven handled 65.3 million tonnes of seaborne cargo in 2025, up 5.4% year on year, with container traffic in Bremerhaven driving the increase. Throughput reached 4.9 million TEU, a rise of more than 10%.

Business
Rail News
Railfreight

Stadler board nominations signal shift in governance

gobstopper
February 9, 2026
0

Stadler has nominated two new candidates for election to its Board of Directors at the 2026 Annual General Meeting. The move is part of a planned generational transition aimed at strengthening industrial, mobility and international project expertise at…

Related Posts

Three years and 100 million euros for MSC’s Wärtsilä takeover in Trieste

Bremerhaven container volumes rise 10% in 2025, rail share at 53%

Stadler board nominations signal shift in governance

Leave a Reply Cancel reply