Teleste wins EUR 40 million Siemens Mobility contract for Copenhagen commuter trains

By Public Technologies
  • Teleste signed a contract with Siemens Mobility to supply passenger information, public address, video surveillance systems for Copenhagen commuter trains.
  • Contract value about EUR 40 million, excluding maintenance and options for additional trains.
  • Deliveries set to start in 2028, running through 2040; first trains expected to enter passenger service in 2032.
  • Order supports Denmark’s rail modernization program for 226 fully automated four-car trainsets, with an option for 100 more.


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