Unides
Railway infrastructure group offering track works, signalling, catenary, rail safety and rolling stock services to rail operators in France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Unides
Groupe UNIDES is a French group of six subsidiaries covering railway track works, signalling, catenary, rail safety, and rolling stock and wagon rental. Its services span construction, renewal and maintenance of rail infrastructure.
The group serves main rail infrastructure clients (donneurs d'ordre) in France and states it is preparing to expand to the rest of Europe. Revenue comes from rail construction and maintenance contracts; the website reports consolidated revenue of 44 M€ for 2025.
The group was founded in 2008 according to its website, has its registered seat in Bouloc (Haute-Garonne), and operates from bases there and from regional agencies across France. It reports more than 200 employees.
Product: Integrated railway services: track works, signalling, catenary, rail safety, heavy tamping and rolling stock rental
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