#45 Alstom
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- 41. Fast Retailing [43]
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- 43. Athenahealth [45]
- 44. MVRDV [46]
- 45. Alstom [47]
- 47. Good Guide [48]
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- 50. Twitter [51]
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Rank (MIC 2010):
- MVRDV [46]
- See full list [52]
- Quantcast [53]
Poster:
Credit:
Image courtesy of Alstom
Commuter trains, subway cars, signaling systems, tramways -- French transport titan Alstom builds them all. Its technology runs metro systems from São Paulo to Shanghai, and its trains ride the rails on six continents. But Alstom is proudest of its swiftness: Later this year, it will deliver the first AGVs to Italy. The TGV successor can zoom more than 225 mph, making it the world's fastest commercial train.
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WHEN FOUNDED 1928 |
HEADQUARTERS Levallois-Perret, France |
CEO Patrick Kron |
NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES 81,500 |
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Alstom
total revenues for most recent fiscal year
$1.6 Billion
what the company is most famous for
A major player in train systems around the world.
why it's innovative
For developing the fastest commercial trains currently available.
web
http://www.transport.alstom.com [55]
