ALSTOM Snapshot
In Spain, Alstom has achieved certification for compliance with the ISO 26000 standard, which focuses on integrating sustainable development into our corporate strategy. Our commitment to sustainability extends beyond mobility systems and the decarbonization of transport; we strive to fully embed the Sustainable Development Goals within our company framework. This includes a focus on social responsibility, respect for human rights, the implementation of labour practices that promote diversity and inclusion, and a commitment to environmental stewardship.
A leading and pioneer player in Spanish mobility sector
Rooted in Spain’s rich railway tradition, Alstom has been at the forefront of train manufacturing for over 150 years, demonstrating a steadfast commitment to innovation and the economic development of the country.
With more than 3,000 dedicated employees, Alstom operates an industrial plant in Barcelona focused on manufacturing diverse rolling stock, a propulsion systems factory in the Basque Country, and several technological innovation centers in Madrid. These centres are dedicated to advancing projects in railway safety, signalling, maintenance, and digital mobility.
Alstom is committed to enhancing the Spanish mobility market through the implementation of cutting-edge, sustainable technologies. Our solutions are designed to provide the optimal total cost of ownership for our customers while ensuring a seamless and exceptional passenger experience.
As a trailblazer in the Spanish railway sector, Alstom has introduced significant advancements, including high-speed trains, the first automatic metro systems, innovative signalling solutions, and the revival of modern trams in our cities. Currently, one out of every three trains operating in Spain has been manufactured by Alstom.
With a balance of local expertise and international reach, Alstom’s teams in Spain lead mobility projects worldwide. Our local excellence centres in digital mobility and manufacturing have successfully developed railway initiatives in 20 countries.
Rooted in Spain’s rich railway tradition, Alstom has been at the forefront of train manufacturing for over 150 years, demonstrating a steadfast commitment to innovation and the economic development of the country.
With more than 3,000 dedicated employees, Alstom operates an industrial plant in Barcelona focused on manufacturing diverse rolling stock, a propulsion systems factory in the Basque Country, and several technological innovation centers in Madrid. These centres are dedicated to advancing projects in railway safety, signalling, maintenance, and digital mobility.
Alstom is committed to enhancing the Spanish mobility market through the implementation of cutting-edge, sustainable technologies. Our solutions are designed to provide the optimal total cost of ownership for our customers while ensuring a seamless and exceptional passenger experience.
As a trailblazer in the Spanish railway sector, Alstom has introduced significant advancements, including high-speed trains, the first automatic metro systems, innovative signalling solutions, and the revival of modern trams in our cities. Currently, one out of every three trains operating in Spain has been manufactured by Alstom.
With a balance of local expertise and international reach, Alstom’s teams in Spain lead mobility projects worldwide. Our local excellence centres in digital mobility and manufacturing have successfully developed railway initiatives in 20 countries.