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Work for both the Railvac and Ballast Feeder System continued throughout 2023 despite the impact of Covid-19 on the railway industry. In August, the Wales and Western Integrated Infrastructure Team (Swindon) contacted Railcare to visit a site known locally as White’s Crossing. This site is located on a particularly important and busy line servicing the

Last week, a number of Railcare employees from both the transport business and the locomotive workshop attended a certification course at Alstom for maintenance, repair and diagnostics of their ETCS system 🚄. An investment in knowledge and skills that not only strengthens Railcare internally, but also opens the doors to opportunities to expand services to

In February, Railcare had a visit from the Transport Committee. Jonny Granlund, Business Area Manager and Mattias Remahl, CEO took the opportunity to explain more about how Railcare contributes to a sustainable railway. Along with how our machines, methods and solution-oriented employees can streamline railway maintenance to resemble a Formula 1 pit stop. The visitors

Railcare is making an internal investment relating to the contracting business at the beginning of 2024 and will provide employees with education on machine knowledge. An initiative that not only develops the employee but also makes a positive impact on solution-focused and efficient railway maintenance. “By increasing knowledge of the overall function of the machines,

Railcare can now summarize a very strong period of sustained growth and positive operating margins. The Board of Directors has also adopted new financial targets for the period up until the end of 2027. The new targets are sales of SEK 1,000 million and operating margin of 13 percent. “Over the past year, a number of significant events have taken place that strengthen our positive view of the future,” says Mattias Remahl, CEO.