Alstom is preparing an industrial recovery plan for 2027

The rail manufacturer is struggling to improve its profitability despite a record order book. Initial measures have already been implemented.

Alstom is going through a paradoxical period. Despite a historically high order book, the French rail giant is struggling to improve its profitability. The group is suffering from persistent difficulties in the industrial execution of its projects, a problem that is weighing heavily on its financial results. Faced with this situation, management has decided to take action.

Initial measures have already been launched.

Initial corrective measures have already been implemented to improve production processes and site management. These initiatives aim to reduce delays and better control costs across the manufacturer's various sites. They represent a first step before a more ambitious action plan.

A comprehensive plan is expected in 2027.

The group announced the presentation of a comprehensive industrial turnaround plan at the beginning of 2027. This program is intended to enable Alstom to convert its substantial order book into tangible profits. The stakes are high for the French flagship company, which must demonstrate its ability to execute its contracts profitably in a highly competitive sector.

Radouan Kourak

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