Talgo ends record-breaking year with 652 million euros in revenue

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The 56 additional ICE-L low-floor long-distance trains for Deutsche Bahn gave a boost to Talgo. Tobias Holzer / DB / Talgo

Talgo has concluded 2023 with a revenue of 652 million euros, marking a 39 per cent increase from the previous year’s 469.1 million euros. The surge in revenue primarily reflects heightened industrial activity in line with project schedules.

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Talgo ends record-breaking year with 652 million euros in revenue

Talgo ICE-L for Deutsche Bahn
The 56 additional ICE-L low-floor long-distance trains for Deutsche Bahn gave a boost to Talgo. Tobias Holzer / DB / Talgo

Talgo has concluded 2023 with a revenue of 652 million euros, marking a 39 per cent increase from the previous year’s 469.1 million euros. The surge in revenue primarily reflects heightened industrial activity in line with project schedules.

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