ABB India Secures Major Traction Order for Mumbai Metro Expansion
ABB India secured a major order from Titagarh Rail Systems for Mumbai Metro Lines 5 and 6. The order includes propulsion systems and TCMS software for 40 trainsets. Manufacturing will be localized in Bengaluru and Vadodara, strengthening ABB's presence in India's metro rail market and supporting 'Make in India' initiatives.
The order is described as 'major' and contributes to expanding ABB's presence in a key growth sector (metro rail), impacting its business and strengthening its position in India. However, the exact financial value is not disclosed, limiting the immediate impact assessment to medium.
The announcement details a significant new order for ABB India, which expands its market presence and reinforces strategic partnerships, indicating positive business development.
ABB India Limited has announced securing a significant order from Titagarh Rail Systems Ltd. to supply advanced propulsion systems and Train Control and Management System (TCMS) software for the Mumbai Metro Lines 5 and 6. This order includes the supply of traction converters, auxiliary converters, traction motors, and TCMS software for 18 six-car trainsets on Line 6 and 22 six-car trainsets on Line 5.
Manufacturing of these components will be undertaken across ABB’s facilities in India, with converters produced in Bengaluru and motors in Vadodara. This project marks ABB's entry into the 25 kV AC metro segment in India, reinforcing its role in the country's expanding metro rail market. The order also deepens ABB's strategic collaboration with Titagarh, established in 2023, focusing on technology collaboration and localized manufacturing of traction equipment.
ABB highlights that this initiative aligns with the 'Make in India' and 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' initiatives, contributing to domestic capabilities and a resilient rail manufacturing value chain. The company emphasizes its global expertise and local execution capabilities in providing energy-efficient, reliable, and sustainable solutions for urban mobility.
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