Train manufacturer Stadler opens new plant in Poland

Train manufacturer Stadler Rail has opened a plant for power converters in Bialystok, Poland. The new site will produce over 500 converters per year and employ around 250 people.

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04.11.2024, 10:33

04.11.2024, 10:34

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The Stadler "Converter" plant specializes in the development and production of battery chargers as well as traction and auxiliary converters for urban transport vehicles, according to a press release issued on Monday. These components will be supplied from the new site to other Group plants, where they will be installed in streetcars, subway trains, rack railways and narrow-gauge railroads.

Stadler has reportedly been present in Poland since 2006 and employs around 1,500 people at its various sites there.