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Seek larger share of tech pie as Indian rail infra matures: Wabtec chief

Transit's focus will remain on components, but open to partnerships to scale higher

Pascal Schweitzer
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Pascal Schweitzer, President of Wabtec Transit

Dhruvaksh Saha New Delhi

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In February, US-based railway firm Wabtec Corporation completed half of its 10-year journey to supply 1,000 diesel locomotives to the Indian Railways, in what is one of the biggest foreign direct investments in the Indian railway sector. With diesel being seen as a relic of the past, now, Wabtec looks at tapping into India’s aggressive push to introduce modern, fast urban rail transportation across the country through its equipment and technology vertical, Wabtec Transit.

In an interview with Business Standard, Pascal Schweitzer, newly-appointed President of Wabtec Transit, said that the component-maker and technology solutions firm sees India as one of

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