Electronics Production | July 24, 2006
Train manufacturer to establish plant in Hungary
The Swiss train manufacturer Stadler Rail AG has decided to set up a production unit in Hungary.
Stadler still hasn't found a site for the new plant yet but said in a statement that it aims to produce at least 50-60 of its Flirt suburban rail vehicles a year.
The Hungarian state railways has placed an order at Stadler for 30 of this kind of vehicles.
The Hungarian state railways has placed an order at Stadler for 30 of this kind of vehicles.
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