New Delhi, India (22 July 2026): The Chamber of Railway Industries (Rail Chamber) is proud to announce that Alstom Transport India Limited, one of the world's leading rail mobility companies and a key contributor to India's railway modernization journey, has joined the Chamber as its 100th Corporate Member.
This landmark milestone marks a significant achievement in the Rail Chamber's mission of bringing together India's most influential railway organizations to create a unified platform for innovation, collaboration, policy advocacy, and sustainable industrial growth.
A wholly owned subsidiary of the global Alstom Group, Alstom Transport India has been at the forefront of transforming India's railway and urban mobility landscape. With world-class manufacturing facilities, engineering excellence, and cutting-edge technologies, the company has played a pivotal role in delivering advanced rolling stock, signaling systems, electrification solutions, and long-term maintenance services for Indian Railways, metro rail systems, and regional rapid transit networks.
Alstom's manufacturing and engineering footprint spans across Sri City (Andhra Pradesh), Savli (Gujarat), Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu), Madhepura (Bihar), and Bengaluru (Karnataka), reflecting its strong commitment to the Government of India's "Make in India" initiative. Its facilities manufacture metro coaches, regional trainsets, propulsion systems, traction equipment, driver desks, signaling technologies, and the powerful 12,000 HP WAG-12B electric freight locomotives developed in partnership with Indian Railways.
The company has delivered several landmark projects, including Namo Bharat (Delhi–Meerut RRTS), advanced metro rolling stock for multiple Indian cities, state-of-the-art Communication-Based Train Control (CBTC) systems, and signaling and electrification solutions for the Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor, reinforcing its leadership in building future-ready rail infrastructure.
Welcoming Alstom Transport India Limited to the Rail Chamber, Dr. Vinod Shah, Director General, Chamber of Railway Industries, said:
"We are delighted to welcome Alstom Transport India Limited as the 100th Corporate Member of the Chamber of Railway Industries. This is not only a proud milestone for the Rail Chamber but also a testament to the confidence that leading global railway companies have placed in our mission. Alstom's remarkable contributions to high-speed, metro, freight, and sustainable rail transportation align perfectly with our vision of building a globally competitive railway industry. We look forward to working closely with Alstom to accelerate innovation, indigenous manufacturing, technology transfer, skill development, and international collaboration in support of India's Viksit Rail Mission 2047."
Reaching the milestone of 100 Corporate Members within a short span reflects the Rail Chamber's growing stature as India's premier industry body dedicated exclusively to the railway sector. The Chamber continues to unite manufacturers, technology providers, consultants, EPC companies, research organizations, startups, MSMEs, PSUs, and global corporations to create a stronger and more competitive railway ecosystem.
Through strategic policy advocacy, business networking, knowledge sharing, standards development, skill enhancement, and international partnerships, the Rail Chamber remains committed to supporting the modernization of Indian Railways and positioning India as a global hub for railway innovation and manufacturing.
The Chamber warmly welcomes Alstom Transport India Limited to its growing family of industry leaders and looks forward to a long-term partnership that will contribute to the advancement of sustainable, smart, and future-ready rail mobility.
The Chamber of Railway Industries (Rail Chamber) is India's first dedicated apex industry association representing the railway manufacturing, infrastructure, technology, logistics, metro rail, and allied sectors. Established as a Section 8 not-for-profit organization, the Chamber serves as a collaborative platform connecting industry, government, academia, and global stakeholders to promote innovation, policy advocacy, indigenous manufacturing, skill development, and international cooperation in support of Viksit Rail Mission 2047.
