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Matosinhos Factory Can Have "an Important Role" in the Production of High-Speed Trains, Says Alstom

Summary by Jornal Expresso
French Group wants to continue to manufacture trains in Portugal, in addition to the order it currently has in hand to supply 153 trains to CP, even if it loses the tender to provide 12 trains for high speed

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French Group wants to continue to manufacture trains in Portugal, in addition to the order it currently has in hand to supply 153 trains to CP, even if it loses the tender to provide 12 trains for high speed

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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French group hails with the consolidation of the industrial presence in Portugal. New unit of Guifões can have role in the manufacture of high speed trains, if Alstom wins competition from CP.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Alstom's French people want the company's Portuguese factory to have an important role in the manufacture of high-speed trains to Portugal. The company is in the race to provide Alfa Pendular's replacements for the route between Lisbon and Porto, a public contest worth 500 million euros (without VAT). [...]

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Alstom announced its participation in the competition for high-speed trains with the Avelia Stream model, highlighting the potential role of the Matosinhos factory, although the main installation is in Italy.

·Portugal
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Sapo broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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