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World economy 12th March 2025

CAF subsidiary Solaris wins first contract in Canada to supply Translink with 107 trolleybuses for €120 million

Link Securities | The Canadian transport operator TransLink, from the city of Vancouver, has awarded Solaris, a subsidiary of CAF, the contract for the supply of 107 trolleybuses for approximately €120 million, with the option of increasing the number of units contracted. At the end of last year, Solaris announced that it had been awarded its first contract in the USA, specifically for the supply of electric buses to the…

In Europe 13th December 2024

CAF subsidiary Solaris wins two contracts to supply 91 electric buses in Sweden and Belgium for €80 million

Link Securities | Solaris, a division of CAF, has been awarded two contracts for 91 electric buses in Sweden and Belgium for a combined value of more than €80 million, thus continuing to expand its market in Europe, according to elEconomista.es. Specifically, Solaris has signed a contract with Keolis Sverige, one of Sweden’s largest transport operators, for the supply of 46 electric buses. The order includes 19 Urbino 12 electric…

European economy 2nd September 2024

CAF hydrogen bus subsidiary Solaris consolidates position in Europe with three new orders in Germany, Czechia and France worth €30 million

Link Securities | CAF subsidiary Solaris has announced three hydrogen bus deals for cities in Germany, the Czech Republic and France, with the overall volume awarded exceeding €30 million, Bolsamania.com reported yesterday. In this way, the company continues to consolidate its leadership in the European market as the largest manufacturer of hydrogen buses. In Germany, the operator REVG Kerpen has chosen CAF to supply a total of 26 Solaris Urbino…

Spanish Small & Mid Caps 10th July 2019

CAF continues at full speed (P.O 47.89 euros/share (potential + 22.80%)

Sabadell | Despite the poor performance of the stock this year (-3% vs IBEX) and especially since the beginning of April (where it reached its maximum of 44.25 euros / year / -12% since then), possibly due to an market towards more defensive values, until now we see no reason to stop trusting CAF.