ALSTOM: directors' dealings · France · AMF

About ALSTOM

Alstom is a leading French industrial company focused on rail transport and sustainable mobility solutions. It designs and manufactures trains, metros, trams and locomotives, while also providing signalling, control systems, and full-life-cycle services such as maintenance, fleet support and operations-related solutions. The group positions itself as the world’s only pure rail player, able to deliver complete rail systems from rolling stock to signalling and end-to-end services. Alstom’s modern corporate history stems from the combination of several French industrial legacies, with the current group created in 1998 after the merger logic that followed the Alsthom heritage and the transport activities formerly associated with General Electric. Headquartered in France, Alstom has expanded its global footprint through organic growth, international tenders and targeted acquisitions. Its long-standing presence in the French rail ecosystem remains significant, especially through major projects for SNCF and Île-de-France Mobilités, while its technologies are deployed across many export markets. The group’s main business lines are Rolling Stock, Signalling, Services and Systems. This diversified structure allows Alstom to address fleet renewal, network modernisation, capacity expansion and the extension of asset life. Its best-known product families include Coradia, Avelia and Metropolis, alongside ERTMS signalling and digital supervision technologies. Alstom also differentiates itself through long-term maintenance contracts and integrated mobility solutions, which provide recurring revenue and deepen customer relationships. Commercially, Alstom holds a strong global market position in rail, supported by a backlog close to €100 billion at the end of fiscal 2025/26. That backlog reflects both its installed base and sustained demand for low-carbon transport, infrastructure upgrades and urban mobility projects. The company is particularly well established in Europe, but also active in the Americas, Asia-Pacific, Africa and the Middle East. Its industrial and engineering network spans multiple countries, giving it local execution capabilities and customer proximity. Recent milestones underline the group’s commercial momentum and operational scale. In 2025/26, Alstom reported strong order intake and continued growth across regions and product categories, while reinforcing its strategy around smart and sustainable mobility. The company also highlights its contribution to decarbonisation, promoting rail as a lower-emission alternative for passenger and freight transport. Overall, Alstom combines industrial know-how, a large global installed base and long-term visibility, making it one of the most prominent rail companies in Europe.