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Transport
Transport infrastructures (roads, motorways, railways, undergrounds, ports and airports) represent Astaldi Group’s most important business area. Its excellent level of technology and major organisational capacity allow Astaldi to feature among the top 20 operators worldwide in this sector (12th for turnover generated in the motorways sector and 6th for turnover generated in the railways and undergrounds sector according to the annual tables compiled by ENR - Engineering News Record).
Works such as the Anatolian motorway in Turkey, built in a highly seismic area, or the Copenhagen underground, the first fully automated line in the world, represent two examples of the reputation acquired by the Group over the years.
This sector accounted for over 65% of the consolidated orders backlog at 31 December 2007 for a total EUR 5.4 billion.
Works such as the Anatolian motorway in Turkey, built in a highly seismic area, or the Copenhagen underground, the first fully automated line in the world, represent two examples of the reputation acquired by the Group over the years.
This sector accounted for over 65% of the consolidated orders backlog at 31 December 2007 for a total EUR 5.4 billion.
Works in progress
Rome Subway Line C
The project to build Line C of the Rome underground is one of its kind given the importance of the archaeological site the line runs through and the consequent technical difficulties in constructing said line.
COUNTRY: Italy
Brescia Subway
Brescia’s Metrobus is an example of an underground built on a human scale, with a maximum capacity of 17,000 passengers per hour and boasting a fully automated driverless system.
COUNTRY: Italy
Completed works
Anatolian Motorway
The Anatolian motorway links Istanbul to Ankara and represents the pivot of the Turkish road network. Astaldi was responsible for the Gümüsova-Gerede section of the motorway.
COUNTRY: Turkey
Rome-Naples High Speed Railway
The Rome-Naples high speed line is one of the most modern railway lines in Europe: trains travel at 300 km/h in total safety thanks to the advanced ERTMS/ETCS Level 2 adopted.