Our subsidiary in Australia and New Zealand has acquired Bamser, an Australian engineering company based in Brisbane and renowned for its excellence in the field of underground engineering.

The Chilean national railway company Empresa de Ferrocarriles del Estado has selected SYSTRA to support them in the construction of two suburban train lines in the suburbs of Santiago. This is our biggest success in the country since 2018 when we began our first assignments for EFE.

SYSTRA has expanded its scope of work on the high-speed rail (HSR) program in California, as a subcontractor to the Canadian engineering company Stantec.

SYSTRA SWS and SYSTRA Sotecni have been awarded a contract, as part of a consortium commissioned by Alstom, to renew the signalling systems on the lines of Ente Autonomo Volturno.

SYSTRA, in a joint venture, has been awarded a contract for Consulting Services for the Dhaka Metro Line 1.

SYSTRA has been selected by Trafikverket, Sweden’s transport administration, to design tender and construction documents for the replacement of signalling systems with ERTMS* on a highly strategic stretch of railway.

On 5 October, the first stage of Line 3 Phase 3 (Phase 3A) of the Greater Cairo Metro in Egypt was inaugurated, marking a major milestone for SYSTRA who have supported the development of this network since the initial studies in 1970.

SYSTRA has reinforced its reputation in the signal sector and added to our growing design-build references with the award of a significant contract in the US.

From September 20 to 23 at the InnoTrans trade fair in Berlin, SYSTRA, the global engineering group specialising in transport, and STRADAL, France's leading precast concrete company, will be exhibiting Slab Track, the new generation of low-carbon ballastless track that they have co-developed.

On 27 July 2022, the Samuel De Champlain Bridge was opened to rail traffic for the first time. SYSTRA IBT participated in the construction of the Bridge in partnership with T.Y. Lin International and SNC Lavalin. Our IBT and SYSTRA Canada teams are currently working on the certification of the bridge's tracks, in partnership with T.Y. Lin.