Hitachi Rail boosts Thales GTS acquisition with Mer Mec agreement

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In a step towards the finalisation of the Thales GTS acquisition, Hitachi Rail and Mer Mec have formalised a put option agreement for the sale of Hitachi Rail’s mainline signalling business in France, along with its signalling business units in Germany and the UK.

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Hitachi Rail boosts Thales GTS acquisition with Mer Mec agreement

Hitachi Rail Javelin
Hitachi Rail Javelin Hitachi Rail

In a step towards the finalisation of the Thales GTS acquisition, Hitachi Rail and Mer Mec have formalised a put option agreement for the sale of Hitachi Rail’s mainline signalling business in France, along with its signalling business units in Germany and the UK.

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