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Vingroup And Alstom Sign Technology License Agreement To Develop Hanoi’s Next-Generation Urban Rail Network

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HANOI, VIETNAM – Media OutReach Newswire – 6 October 2026 – Vingroup and Alstom, a global leader in rail technology, have signed a rolling stock contract and a Technology License Agreement (TLA). Under the agreement, Alstom will transfer technology for train manufacturing and assembly in Vietnam and supply a total of 200 Metropolis trainsets to [...] Source from InfoStride News
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Vingroup and Alstom, a leading global railway technology group, have signed a contract for the supply of trains and the transfer of technology. Under the contract, Alstom will transfer technology for manufacturing and assembly in Vietnam, supplying a total of 200 Metropolis trains to expedite the operation of Hanoi's urban railway projects.

·Viet Nam
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According to the contract, Alstom will transfer technology for manufacturing and assembly in Vietnam and supply a total of 200 Metropolis trains to expedite the commissioning of Hanoi's urban railway projects.

Vingroup and Alstom, a leading global railway technology group, officially signed a contract for the supply of 200 Metropolis trains and the transfer of manufacturing technology for Hanoi's urban railway projects.

·Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam
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Alstom and Vingroup have signed a comprehensive cooperation agreement for the development of urban rail projects in Hanoi. Under the deal, Alstom will undertake the design, production and supply of up to 83 five-carriage Metropolis trainsets. In addition, a technology license agreement will also be carried out in Vietnam that will support the local assembly of 117 more trains. On October 6, 2026...

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The InfoStride broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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