Alstom has announced plans to expand power service capabilities at the company's Vadodara facility. | |
| It will also be strengthening its power service business in India through investments in an expanded service workshop. |
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| Walter Graenicher, president, Alstom (Power Service), said, "We have already built a strong base at our facility in Vadodara for the enhancement of our power service capabilities. We are introducing technologically-advanced equipment for our operations globally. In India, the addition of Alstom's 'High Speed Balancing Tunnel', suitable for all rotating equipment, will be offered to Indian customers," said Graenicher. |
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| At present, power service sales constitute nearly 16 per cent of Alstom's total business in India, amounting to Rs 300 crore. |
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| Focusing on plans to enhance the training and development of power service personnel, Frederic Lalanne, managing director & vice-chairman, Alstom Projects India Ltd, said, "India is an important market for Alstom's power service business and at the same time offers a vast talent pool. We will continue to expand our team of engineers who cater to Indian as well as global requirements." |
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