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Bengaluru Metro's Yellow line gets a boost: Titagarh rail systems to deliver first trainset in August
Titagarh Rail Systems Limited has started producing trainsets for the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited's Phase 2 Yellow Line project, a contract with China Railway Rolling Stock Corporation. The first trainset is scheduled for delivery in August 2024. The contract, initially signed in December 2019, faced delays and CRRC sought additional time for delivery.
Opportunities right now are like buses in a bus stop; every 5 minutes, another coming in: Umesh Chowdhary, Titagarh Rail Systems
“The government or the country is moving so fast. One year ago, we did not know that Vande Bharat would be such a great opportunity. One year ago, we did not know that wheels would be produced in India. One year ago, we did not know what freight targets would be or two years ago, we did not know that freight targets would be set to 3 billion tons.”
China unveils world's fastest train that travels at 600 km per hour. Watch the amazing train here
China's train maker CRRC recently unveiled the high-speed train at a railway industry trade fair, in Berlin, Germany. According to the manufacturing company, the train is developed with indigenous technology developed by China. It said that the train prototype has already conducted a successful test run in Chengdu province of China.
From consultancy to construction projects, Delhi Metro on a global journey to ramp up its revenue
Delhi Metro has thrown its hat in the ring for consultancy and construction projects across the world — from Egypt to Vietnam — to boost its revenue from non-ticketing sources.
Railways awards axle tender to Chinese company in anticipation of higher local demand
“India does not have enough capacity to make wheels. Axle manufacturing, on the other hand, is something India is fairly comfortable with,” said a sector watcher, who did not wish to be identified. “So, the award to a Chinese company raises some eyebrows.”
Beijing on edge: Chinese projects in Myanmar face backlash
Projects taken up by Chinese state-backed liquefied natural gas and solar energy companies would have been difficult to implement even before the Feb. 1 military takeover, reports say. Now the coup has further complicated matters.
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Hyderabad co bags Vande Bharat train sets tender
The Indian Railways awarded the Vande Bharat-type train sets tender to Hyderabad-based Medha Servo Drives for Rs 2,211 crore on Friday. The contract involves the designing and manufacturing of propulsion, control and other equipment required for making 44 rakes.
Chinese company disqualified for Vande Bharat trainsets project
Now there are only two valid bids of BHEL and Medha Servo Drives. Medha, which had got the contract for the manufacturing for the first two such trains, has quoted the lowest bid, sources said.
Nasdaq to remove four Chinese companies' shares from indexes after US order
The securities, which are not traded on the Nasdaq exchange, will be removed from the indexes on Dec. 21.
Over 10 Chinese companies - including BYD, CRRC Yongji Electric - seek Indian registration
CRRC, a joint venture between Beijing based CRRC Yongji Electric Limited, and India's Pioneer Fil-Med Limited, has a registered plant in Haryana and was established in 2015. BYD India, which has a manufacturing plant in Chennai, is looking to begin manufacturing electric cars "in the near future,"
India can be an export hub for Bombardier like China: Danny Di Perna, president, Bombardier Transportation
For years, the Indian engineering input has been growing, not only in the railway division but also in aerospace. Our RRTS project is going to be enabled from local content with our design engineering expertise in India, asserted Danny Di Perna.
China's fastest metro train makes debut in Guangzhou, reports official media
Once it is put into service, it will take 25 minutes and 30 minutes from Nansha Free Trade Zone to the South Guangzhou train station and East Guangzhou train station, respectively, state-run Global Times reported.
Railway Ministry increases localisation content in Vande Bharat train sets to 75%, floats fresh "indigenous" tender
The train sets will be manufactured at the Integral Coach Factory (ICF) in Chennai, the Rail Coach Factory (RCF) in Kapurthala and the Modern Coach Factory (MCF) in Raebareli. Tentatively, 24 train sets (16 car rakes) have been allotted to ICF and 10 each to MCF and RCF respectively.
Indigenous content in fresh set of Vande Bharat trains to be increased further: Rail Board Chairman
The fresh tender will have a provision for manufacturing at all the three production units of the Indian Railways-- Integral Coach Factory (ICF), Modern Coach Factory, and the Rail Coach Factory. The previous tender had provision for manufacturing only at ICF, Chennai.
Govt withdraws tender to procure 44 semi-high Vande Bharat trains; Fresh bids under Make in India soon
The move comes after Chinese state owned company CRRC Corporation bid for the tender last month. BHEL and Medha Engineering were among other players who had bid for the project.
44 Vande Bharat trains to hit the tracks in next 3 years, says Indian Railways
"A decision was taken some months back that the three manufacturing units of the Railways will manufacture these trains thereby reducing the time taken to roll them out by one-third. The 44 trains will start running in the next two to three years. Once the tender is finalised a definite timeline will be made available, Railway Board Chairman VK Yadav said.
Traders' body protests after Chinese JV bids for 44 Vande Bharat trains
CRRC Pioneer Electric (India) Private Limited, one of the six bidders for the project, is a joint venture of the state owned Chinese firm CRRC Corporation Ltd with a Gurugram-based company according to its website. The tender is for procuring propulsion systems or electric traction kits for 44 trains to function as the Vande Bharat Express or Train 18.
Chinese JV among six bidders for 44 Vande Bharat trains
CRRC Pioneer Electric (India) Private Limited, whose bid for the project is a joint venture of the Chinese firm CRRC Corporation Ltd with a Gurugram-based company according to its website, is one of the six contenders for the tender for procuring propulsion systems or electric traction kits for 44 trains.
Coronavirus now threatens to obstruct India's first underwater metro
India’s oldest metro, which started in 1984 with a North-South service, was due to expand by 2014 but faced problems including squatters on the planned route. These issues contributed to the total project cost rising to about Rs 8,600 crores for some 17 kilometers from Rs 4,900 crore for 14 km.
China unveils 600 kmph magnetic levitation train prototype
Once operationalised, this magnetic levitation train could pose a major competition to the airlines.
CRRC Nanjing Puzhen to invest Rs 400 crore in Dholera to manufacture metro rolling stocks
DICDL had been in discussion with CRRC Nanjing Puzhen Co. Ltd to understand and assess the business of manufacturing of Metro Rolling Stocks that it manufactures.
China-made train coaches for Nagpur metro come off production line
CRRC Dalian, an affiliated company under China's top train manufacturer CRRC Corporation, received a train coach order from the Nagpur Metro last year.
Kolkata Metro to receive China made rakes from December
First of the 14 rakes ordered from Dalian is scheduled to arrive in December and three more will come in the next three months of the current fiscal year 2018-19.
Metro bid: HC rejects Chinese company’s plea
Moreover, the Chinese company could not reply to certain queries about the history of litigation and non-performance on certain projects regarding its subsidiaries.
Chinese firm delivers first mountain subway train
China's Railway Rolling Stock Corporation (CRRC) Qingdao Sifang won the contract to develop a new type of train with a larger driving force and smaller turning radius.
China's train maker to supply coaches for Nagpur metro
A total of 69 train coaches will be produced by state-run CRRC Dalian for subway operations in Nagpur, according to an agreement signed by the company and a local subway company.
Beijing to have 1st maglev train line next year
The train, named "Linglong" and developed domestically by CRRC Tangshan Co. Ltd, will run on Beijing's Line S1, connecting the city's western district of Mentougou to the Pingguoyuan subway station in Shijingshan district, state-run Xinhua news agency reported.
'India should allow migration of China's excess manufacturing'
There have been some obstacles restricting Chinese enterprises' access into India, where some worry that boosting India-China ties may bring heavy polluting production.
China's high-speed train maker launches operations in India
The plant was set up with an investment $63.4 million and the Chinese side holds 51 per cent of the share, state-run Xinhua news agency reported.
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