Company Story
1928 - Alstom SA was founded as Alsthom, a French multinational company that produces rail transport equipment, power generation and transmission systems.
1950s - Alstom began to expand its business internationally, establishing subsidiaries in countries such as Brazil, India, and South Africa.
1970s - The company diversified its product line to include nuclear power, wind turbines, and rail infrastructure.
1990s - Alstom acquired several companies, including Cegelec, a French electrical engineering company, and Energie Système, a French energy company.
1998 - Alstom was listed on the Paris Stock Exchange.
2003 - The company acquired a majority stake in the Italian rail company, Fiat Ferroviaria.
2014 - Alstom sold its energy business to General Electric (GE) for €12.4 billion.
2015 - The company acquired the signaling business of the Spanish company, Invensys Rail.
2018 - Alstom acquired the rail business of the Canadian company, Bombardier Transportation, for €5.5 billion.
2020 - Alstom acquired the hydrogen fuel cell company, Helion Hydrogen Power.