These are two new train maintenance contracts, worth more than €100 million in total, under which CAF will carry out maintenance work on train fleets that it has manufactured and supplied.

This is CAF's second project in Taiwan, following the completion of an integrated project for the city of Kaohsiung's tram line in the south of the country–the world's first to be completely catenary-free.

CAF introduces HOREF, a cutting-edge test bench to enhance rail system performance, reduce costs, and support sustainable mobility innovation.

CAF signs €400m service contracts in the UK and Colombia, reinforcing its global rail service growth with 150+ contracts across 20+ countries and 4,000 staff.

CAF has partnered with the Touraine Mobility Syndicate to deliver 19 Urbos trams for the new Line 2 in Tours (France), which will operate autonomously on a 2 km stretch.

The Trains d'Équilibre du Territoire network comprises medium- and long-distance trains serving major French cities that are not connected by high-speed rail.

Unlike classic signalling systems, it is capable of determining the exact position of each train on the line thanks to its state-of-the-art on-board control units.

For this contract, CAF will supply six-car units featuring a continuous, unobstructed layout with gangways between all the cars.

This is an important milestone in the field of railway automation and consolidates the Spanish company as a benchmark in technological innovation at international level.

CAF has once again secured its customers' confidence by securing two new agreements to expand the number of units in its current projects.