Transnet And Wabtec Sign R6.6 Billion Agreement To Strengthen Locomotive Fleet Performance

South Africa signs roughly $400 million deal with US rail giant Wabtec to improve trains carrying minerals and exports

South Africa’s state-owned logistics group Transnet has signed a roughly $400 million agreement with US rail equipment company Wabtec to improve the reliability of locomotives serving the country’s freight corridors.

Transnet signs R6.6bn locomotive support deal

Transnet Engineering and Wabtec have signed a long-term material and technical support agreement valued at approximately R6.6 billion to improve th…

Wabtec signs R6.6bn agreement to help enhance South African freight loco performance

SOUTH AFRICA: Transnet Engineering and Wabtec have signed a R6.6bn long-term Material & Technical Support Agreement which aims to boost the availability of two fleets of freight locomotives. The Class 43D (C30Aci) and 44D (ES40Aci) diesel locomotives were built in the USA and locally by Wabtec predecessor GE Transportation and Transnet Engineering. Under the agreement

Transnet And Wabtec Sign R6.6 Billion Agreement To Strengthen Locomotive Fleet Performance

Transnet Engineering and Wabtec have signed a long-term Material and Technical Support Agreement valued at approximately R6.6 billion to support Transnet’s Class 43D and 44D locomotive fleet. The post Transnet And Wabtec Sign R6.6 Billion Agreement To Strengthen Locomotive Fleet Performance appeared first on Infrastructure news.