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Namma Factory Supplies Metro Gangways Globally
RAILWAYS & METRO RAIL

Namma Factory Supplies Metro Gangways Globally

Namma Factory has commenced production of advanced gangway systems for metro projects in Brazil and Egypt. This significant milestone highlights the factory’s expanding role in the global metro infrastructure market, showcasing its capabilities in producing high-quality components for major transit systems.

The gangway systems, crucial for passenger movement within metro trains, are designed to ensure safety, comfort, and efficiency. The production for international projects reflects Namma Factory's commitment to meeting global standards and addressing the growing demand for modern transit solutions.

This development underscores the increasing global competitiveness of Indian manufacturing in the urban transportation sector. By supplying essential components to major metro projects across continents, Namma Factory is enhancing its reputation and contributing to the advancement of metro systems worldwide.

The factory's engagement in these projects signifies a notable achievement in India's industrial sector, reinforcing its position as a key player in the global transportation infrastructure market.

Namma Factory has commenced production of advanced gangway systems for metro projects in Brazil and Egypt. This significant milestone highlights the factory’s expanding role in the global metro infrastructure market, showcasing its capabilities in producing high-quality components for major transit systems. The gangway systems, crucial for passenger movement within metro trains, are designed to ensure safety, comfort, and efficiency. The production for international projects reflects Namma Factory's commitment to meeting global standards and addressing the growing demand for modern transit solutions. This development underscores the increasing global competitiveness of Indian manufacturing in the urban transportation sector. By supplying essential components to major metro projects across continents, Namma Factory is enhancing its reputation and contributing to the advancement of metro systems worldwide. The factory's engagement in these projects signifies a notable achievement in India's industrial sector, reinforcing its position as a key player in the global transportation infrastructure market.

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