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Alpha Star Acquisition Corporation | NASDAQ:ALSA | NASDAQ | Common Stock |
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RNS Number:6228Q Alstom 07 October 2003 7 October 2003 ALSTOM to build 168 METROPOLIS cars for Shanghai metro in Euro184 million order The Shanghai Mass Transit Yangpu Line Development Co. has ordered 28 six-car ALSTOM METROPOLIS trainsets worth about Euro184 million for the city's future Yangpu metro line. The Yangpu line will run from the Yangpu district in the north of the city to Pudong in the southeast. The 23.4-kilometer line will have 24 stations and offer access to the future Universal Studios theme park and the World Expo 2010 park in Pudong. The 168 METROPOLIS cars in this order are based on the vehicles that ALSTOM is building for the city's Xinmin line. Delivery is scheduled to begin in October 2005 and to be complete by the end of 2007. ALSTOM's plant in Barcelona will manufacture the first train and car-body shells, and the Le Creusot site in France will manufacture bogie frames. Chinese content will account for 70 percent of the manufacturing. Shanghai ALSTOM Transport Co. (SATCO), a joint venture between ALSTOM and Shanghai Electric Corp., will complete assembly of the cars and carry out the painting, fitting out and testing of the vehicles. The project includes a technology-transfer program for the build of bogie frames, the assembly of bogies and of aluminum modules, and for the electrical equipment for traction motors. Faced with fast-growing demand for mass public transportation, the city is planning to build nine new metro lines. Shanghai has ordered nearly 500 ALSTOM metro cars for the Xinmin, Pearl and Yangpu metro lines. Eleven trains are already in service on the Pearl line, and trains should enter service on the Xinmin line by the end of the year. "Our success in Shanghai shows the contribution that ALSTOM can make in the Asia-Pacific region," said Philippe Mellier, president of ALSTOM Transport, " where rail transport is a key driver in economic development. We expect Asia to be an important growth market for us." With more than 35 product lines and a presence in more than 60 countries, ALSTOM's Transport sector offers a complete range of products and services for new rolling stock, signaling, and electrical and mechanical infrastructure as well as maintenance and rehabilitation services to four distinct types of customers: urban transit authorities and operators; intercity passenger rail operators and rolling stock owners; rail freight operators; and intercity railway infrastructure owners. ALSTOM's Transport sector, with sales of Euro5.1 billion in financial year 2002-2003, is among the world's leading suppliers to the railway industry. Notes on the METROPOLIS line METROPOLIS is the world's most successful modular metro train. Since the range was developed in 1997, ALSTOM has sold more than 1,500 cars worldwide, both in simple rolling-stock orders and as part of full turnkey solutions. The modular conception of METROPOLIS gives customers choice of car size, aluminum or stainless-steel car bodies, mechanically fastened or welded constructions, and manned or unmanned operation. Contacts: International, general, economic press Severine Gagneraud/Gilles Tourvieille Tel.: +33 (0)1 47 55 25 87 internet.press@chq.alstom.com Trade press Helen Connolly Tel.: +33 (0)1 41 66 91 43 helen.connolly@transport.alstom.com Investor relations Emmanuelle Chatelain Tel.: +33 (0)1 47 55 25 33 investor.relations@chq.alstom.com This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END MSCFSLFLWSDSEFS
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