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Alstom produces trains in Romania for Italy, the Czech Republic, and Finland
Posted on September 13th, 2009
Alstom produces trains in Romania for Italy, the Czech Republic, and Finland
Bringing some orders to Romania which the French Alstom rolling stock producer obtained internationally will raise the net sales of the company’s local subsidiary by 10 percent in the first six months of this year (Ed. n. – April-September), to some €20 million, the General Manager of Alstom Transport Romania, Gabriel Stanciu, told Business Standard.
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