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Industry
  
Locomotive engineering

CEO
  
Peter Spuhler (1989–)

Founded
  
1942

Type of business
  
Limited company

Website
  
www.stadlerrail.com

Headquarters
  
Number of employees
  
6,000

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Key people
  
Peter Spuhler(CEO and Vice President)

Revenue
  
2.2 billion Swiss francs (2012)

Subsidiaries
  
Stadler Szolnok Vasuti Jarmugyarto Korlatolt Felelossegu Tarsasag

Profiles

Ap cm visits stadler rail factory


Stadler Rail AG, also known as Stadler Rail Group, is a Swiss manufacturer of railway rolling stock, with an emphasis on regional train multiple units and trams. Stadler is headquartered in Bussnang, Switzerland.

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Stadler Rail is also focused on niche products and is one of the last European manufacturers of rack railway rolling stock. The holding company consists of eight subsidiaries with locations in Algeria, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Switzerland, Spain, Czech Republic, Hungary and Belarus. Stadler forms joint venture in Azerbaijan Stadler Rail employs approximately 6,100 employees, including 2,750 in Switzerland, 1,200 in Germany, 1,000 in Belarus, 400 in Hungary and 400 in Poland.

Stadler rail world premiere of the ec250 for sbb


Factories

  • Bussnang (CH); site of original factory 1962
  • Stadler Bussnang AG
  • Altenrhein (CH); acquired in 1997 from the Schindler Group
  • Stadler Altenrhein AG
  • Berlin-Pankow (D); acquired in 2000/2001 from Adtranz
  • Stadler Pankow GmbH
  • Biel/Bienne (CH); 2004 acquired by bid
  • Stadler Stahlguss AG
  • Siedlce (PL); 2007 acquired by
  • Stadler Polska Sp.z o.o.
  • Weiden (Oberpfalz (D)); ex Partner für Fahrzeugausstattung (PFA), since 4 January 2005 called
  • Stadler Weiden GmbH
  • Winterthur (CH); ex Winpro AG (ex Swiss Locomotive and Machine Works) acquired on 7 September 2005
  • Stadler Winterthur AG
  • Fanipol (BY); 2014 acquired
  • Stadler Minsk
  • In 2015 Stadler acquired the rail-vehicles division of Vossloh, the former MACOSA plant, based in Albuixech, Valencia, Spain.
  • Products

    Stadler markets a range of standard modular vehicles, including:

  • the Stadler EC250, a high speed electric multiple unit under development,
  • the Stadler FLIRT, an electric multiple unit and diesel multiple unit; new bi-mode version is coming.
  • the Stadler GTW, an articulated railcar
  • the Stadler KISS, a bilevel electric multiple unit
  • the Stadler Regio-Shuttle, a diesel multiple unit
  • the Stadler SPATZ, a narrow gauge railcar with panoramic windows
  • the Stadler Tango, a high-floor or partial low-floor tram
  • the Stadler Variobahn, a fully low-floor tram
  • Stadler has also built a number of custom vehicles for specific customers, in some cases including elements of their standard designs. These include:

  • the Stadler NExT, a custom design for Regionalverkehr Bern-Solothurn in Switzerland
  • the Stadler Allegra, a custom EMU for Rhaetian Railway in Switzerland
  • the Ee 922, an electric shunting locomotive built for Swiss Federal Railways
  • the Eem 923, a hybrid electro-diesel shunting locomotive built for Swiss Federal Railways
  • semi-modular light-rail vehicles for the Forchbahn and Trogenerbahn in Switzerland
  • rack railway cars for the Wengernalpbahn, the Jungfraubahn and the Rorschach-Heiden-Bahn in Switzerland, the Montserrat Railway and the Vall de Núria Railway in Spain, and the Diakofto–Kalavryta Railway in Greece
  • the Stadler He 4/4 for the Brazilian MRS logistics, the most powerful cogwheel locomotive in the world
  • BVG IK for Berlin U-Bahn, 2015
  • as-yet unnamed bilevel coaches for the Rocky Mountaineer. The cars will be similar in design to the Colorado Railcar Ultra Dome.
  • New driver only operated (DOO) electric multiple units for Merseyrail.
  • Stadler Metelica tram for Ostrava
  • References

    Stadler Rail Wikipedia