From April 10 to 12, 2019 in Izmir (the Republic of Turkey) took place the Eurasia Rail 2019 — International Rolling Stock, Infrastructure & Logistics Exhibition
PLUTON experts visited the 8th international rail and rolling stock conference and exhibition — Eurasia Rail 2019, that is devoted to rolling stock, light rail transport, infrastructure technologies and logistics, innovative components, as well as transport means and systems.
Eurasia Rail exhibition, with official support of the State Railways of the Republic of Turkey (TCDD), gained a reputation of leading international event, that annually introduces modern technologies in the field of railway transport as well as the biggest challenges facing the industry and their potential solutions, and engages key participants and skilled visitors from around the world.
In 2019, the exhibition hosted 200 exhibiting companies from 25 countries, with rolling stock manufacturing companies, companies in the field of railway technologies, electrification, signaling systems, railway safety, logistics companies, companies in the field of heavy industry, mechanical engineering and tools production, finance and IT-companies in the field of transport and other companies in the field of railway and related branches. The total number of skilled visitors equaled 11949 persons from 55 countries.
During exhibition PLUTON experts met with Izmir Metro representatives, that put a high value on the quality of PLUTON products supplied for actual co-project (providing of Halkapinar Depot substation with DC switchgear 750 V and rectifier), as well as conducted fruitful negotiations regarding further projects.
Eurasia Rail 2019 exhibition became a great opportunity for PLUTON experts to find out more about the latest trends and cutting-edge solutions on the Eurasian rail transport market, to meet the representatives of the largest companies, to conduct numerous efficient negotiations with potential partners and leading representatives of transport companies regarding further cooperation.
