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Trades about 23% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Alstom S.A., established in 1992 and headquartered in Saint-Ouen, France, is a global provider of comprehensive solutions for the rail transport sector, operating across Europe, the Americas, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa. The company's extensive offerings include diverse rolling stock, from automated people movers, monorails, and light rail vehicles to metro, commuter, regional, intercity, and high-speed trains, along with locomotives. Beyond vehicles, Alstom delivers advanced digital and connectivity services, such as asset optimization, digital passenger experience enhancements, security solutions, and urban mobility platforms. Its portfolio also features signaling products for urban, mainline, freight, and mining operations. Additionally, Alstom develops complete tram, metro, and mainline systems, alongside critical infrastructure elements like track solutions, advanced electrification technologies (including catenary-free and ground feeding), and electromechanical equipment. The company further supports its clients with a full suite of services, including maintenance, modernization, parts supply, repair, and general support. Moreover, Alstom manufactures a broad spectrum of essential components, including bogies, motors, generators, switchgears, auxiliary converters, traction transformers, brake friction, propulsion components, sophisticated train control and information systems, and dispen dampers.
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