The agreement was signed on 27 April 2026 and covers the development of specialised railway platforms for transporting heavy military equipment and related service facilities.
The transaction refinances existing debt and provides funding to support the company’s growth in locomotive and passenger train leasing and maintenance across Europe.
The standard-gauge Figueres–Perpignan railway connecting Spain and France has broken multiple performance records in June. Despite earlier closures in Barcelona’s Rubí tunnel and a general…
At a recent event organised by trade publication Ville, Rail & Transports (VRT), Raphaël Doutrebente (chairman and CEO of Europorte) and Alexandre Gallo (who heads…