Philippe Mellier, CEO of French trainmaker Alstom Transport, is encouraging countries to close their markets to sales of Chinese trains, The Financial Times reports.
Chinese companies are exporting trains that were built with “foreign
technology that was supplied on condition that it not be used outside
of China”, Mellier said in an interview with FT. “We are starting to
see Chinese companies answering tenders around the world with Chinese
freight locomotives, some of them being based on transferred
technology.”
Mellier told the Financial Times that he does “not think it is a good
idea for other countries to open their markets to such a technology
because there is no reciprocity anymore."
Alstom Transport is the second largest trainmaker in the world after
Bombardier. Germany’s Siemens Transportation Systems is the world’s
number three.
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