World expert in heavy modes public transportations

[00:05] Moving people is what drives us every day. With passion and engagement, we transport 14 million people daily from 19 different countries through efficient and innovative transportation modes. [00:18] For decades, we provide solutions of all shapes all around the globe. We are world experts and leaders in heavy modes, with 168 million kilometers operated from Melbourne to Quito, Montreal, Stockholm, Wellington, Munich, and more. Thanks to heavy and light rails, metro, and cable, we move together. [00:56] Involved at the early stage of the development or joining the project further down the line, we cover the lifecycle of a metro project hand-in-hand with strong local partners and their communities to deliver performance with zero compromises for safety, security, and quality. [01:24] From Paris to Bogotá, the cable car both facilitates travel and opens up isolated areas. From one end of the planet to the other, we continue to move forward. [01:43] Because a light rail network is at the heart of any city's vital rhythm, we design and deliver a unique and distinctive experience across every stage of its lifecycle. From Rabat, Oran, to the world's largest light rail network in Melbourne. For us, heavy modes act as the backbone of a multimodal mobility network, connected to the last-mile solutions. [02:15] Built from scratch or operated for decades, we carry millions of passengers over thousands of kilometers each year, drawing on extensive rail expertise across all types of lines: from commuter services such as the iconic Marseille-Nice line, to suburban networks such as the S-Bahn systems in Hannover or Bremen, to small lines such as Nancy-Contrexéville and the Hunsrückbahn. [02:40] We of course know how to face the winters of the Roslagsbanan lines of Stockholm, and the best stops to join the beach in Marseille and Nice, but also to scale a team from 2 to over 200 employees in months. [02:52] Behind these large-scale systems, there are people. Heavy modes are first and foremost about technical mastery. It requires deep expertise in maintenance of rolling stock. This is a technical pride built in the field for Transdev experts, at the service of clients and passengers. [03:08] We are people transporting people across cities, countries, and years. We are people who serve mobility, and we are experts in heavy modes. We all move together.

Global Presence and Expertise Transdev is a global leader operating across four continents (Europe, Africa, Australasia, the Americas) [00:07]. The company provides a wide range of transport services: Regional trains [00:11] Metros [00:15] Tramways (light rail) [00:19] Urban cable cars [00:23] Country Examples Europe Germany: A regional rail operator since 1998, Transdev is the country’s leading private railway operator with 58 regional lines and 150 million passengers per year [00:30]. Sweden: Operates the Mälartåg network around Stockholm since 2024 (12.5 million passengers/year) and the Östgötapendeln network since 2025 [00:42]. Ireland (Dublin): Operator of the tram system since 2004, serving 55 million passengers per year [01:00]. Netherlands (Utrecht): Will operate three tram lines starting in December 2025 [01:09]. Spain (Barcelona): Tram operator since 2004 with 6 lines and 35 million passengers/year [01:17]. France: Strong presence in Mulhouse, Reims, and Nantes (tram networks), as well as at Paris CDG Airport (automatic metro systems LISA and VAL) [03:16]. A new urban cable car project is planned in Île‑de‑France for late 2025 [03:55]. In the Southern Region (PACA), Transdev will launch the first regional rail line opened to competition in June 2025 (Marseille–Nice) [04:07]. Africa Morocco (Rabat–Salé): Tram operator since 2011, carrying 44 million passengers per year with 66 vehicles [01:27]. Oceania Australia (Melbourne): Operator of the world’s largest tramway network since late 2024 (24 lines, 1,700 stops, 150 million passengers/year) [01:42]. Also present in Sydney [01:59]. New Zealand (Wellington): Operator of regional trains since 2016 [02:06]. Americas Ecuador (Quito): Operates the highest metro line in the world (2,850 meters altitude) since December 2023 [02:21]. United States: Present in Cincinnati and Milwaukee (tram systems) and in Florida (rail maintenance for Tri‑Rail) [02:38]. Canada (Ontario): Developing tramway lines in Mississauga (Hazel McCallion Line) and a metro line in Toronto (Ontario Line) [02:54]. Final Message The closing message highlights that Transdev leverages its global expertise to create strong local impact, under the slogan: “Heavy Mobility: Global Expertise for Local Impact” [04:31].