Siemens bags ₹773 crore signalling & telecom for Nagpur Metro

• Siemens won ₹773 crore orders from MAHA-METRO for Nagpur Metro Phase 2 signalling and telecom systems.
• The project spans 32 stations over 43.8 km with advanced CBTC technology for improved safety and efficiency.
• Execution timeline is 42 months, supporting sustainable urban mobility in Nagpur.

Siemens announced that it had received two large orders totaling approximately ₹773 crores from Maharashtra Metro Rail Corporation Ltd (MAHA-METRO) for the Nagpur Metro Rail Project recently. The orders support advanced signalling and telecommunication systems under Phase 2 of the metro with upgrades to Phase 1. The project is to be executed over a period of 42 months.

The scope of work involves the design, manufacture, supply, installation, testing and commissioning of Advanced signalling and telecommunication systems (Communication - Based Train Control (CBTC), Advanced telecommunication systems) across the 32 stations of the 43.8-kilometre metro line.

The developed technologies from Siemens are expected to improve operational efficiencies, increase train frequency and consequently provide a safer and more seamless commuting experience for passengers.

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The systems aim for a 100% punctuality level, energy efficiency, and minimal headway between trains, all contributing to a very effective metro operation. Speaking about the initiative, Rajeev Joisar, Siemens Mobility Business Head, said the project supports sustainable urban mobility in Nagpur and reflects Siemens’ ability to provide complete mobility solutions that include automation, digitalization, and sustainability.

Siemens is a global technology company leading in the field of infrastructure and mobility. Through incredible services and products, it is establishing digital and sustainable transformation through its smart factories, green cities and future-ready transport solutions, and supporting urbanization in India.