Published 1 month ago

British Steel wins major African railway contract

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9,500 tonnes of track, produced in Scunthorpe, will be delivered for Egypt’s Green Line railway. The network is 660km long and will carry trains for both passengers and goods. Two shipments will be transported from British Steel to the north Egyptian port of Alexandria this month and in June.

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BBC News

British Steel wins major African railway contract

The manufacturer will produce 9,500 tonnes of track in Scunthorpe for an electrified line in Egypt.

1 month ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

British Steel wins multimillion-pound contract for Egyptian rail project

Around 9,500 tonnes of track will be provided for north African country’s first fully electrified mainlineBritish Steel has won a multimillion-pound contract to supply rail for a new route in north Africa, the company has announced.Approximately 9,500 tonnes of track, produced in Scunthorpe, will be provided for Egypt’s first fully electrified mainline and freight network which stretches from the Red Sea to the Mediterranean. Continue reading...

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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Shropshire Star

British Steel wins contract to supply track for Egyptian railway

British Steel has won a multimillion-pound contract to supply rail for a landmark new route in North Africa, the company has announced.

1 month ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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Arab News

British Steel secures Egypt rail deal

LONDON: A UK company has secured a multimillion-dollar deal to supply rail tracks for a major new infrastructure project linking the Red Sea and the Mediterranean. British Steel will deliver 9,500 tonnes of track as part of an Egyptian project to create a fully electrified, high-speed passenger and freight line stretching 660 km, with trains reaching speeds of 249.4 kph.

1 month ago·Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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