Britta Weber has taken over as CEO of the Hupac Group, with a focus on customers, terminal capacity and restoring rail’s share of transalpine freight.
The FS Italiane Board of Directors met in Rome on June 30, 2026.
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DB Cargo has agreed its restructuring plan with employee representatives, confirming that around 6,200 of its 14,000 positions in Germany are to be eliminated by 2030.
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The change was approved at UNIFE’s 35th General Assembly in Brussels, where members discussed EU regulation, export policy and market fragmentation.
Josef Köcher has taken over as CEO of Stadler’s Berlin-Pankow site, bringing more than 20 years of management experience from aerospace and international industry.
A leadership change is planned at Deutsche Bahn’s supervisory board, with Christoph Franz expected to replace Werner Gatzer in 2027.
Hungarian state railway group MÁV has replaced its chief financial officer as part of a broader management restructuring initiated by the Ministry of Transport and Investments.
Amtrak Board Chair Tony Coscia said William Herrmann will take over as Interim President while the board conducts a search for a permanent chief executive.
Stahlhut will take over day-to-day leadership of the group, while founder and current CEO Julian Remie will remain Executive Chairman responsible for strategy and long-term development.
He joins the Munich-based locomotive leasing company as it expands its management board back to three members.
Správa železnic has announced changes in its senior management and key departments as part of a wider transformation focused on simpler governance, centralisation and more transparent procurement.
The change follows around 13 years of management by Tobias Richter and Maximilian Richter.
Nikutta most recently served as CEO of DB Cargo and has held senior roles in the European rail and mobility sector.
Stadler shareholders approved all Board proposals at the company’s Annual General Meeting, including a dividend of CHF 0.50 per share after a stronger 2025.
Railinc has promoted Joan Smemoe to president as the company prepares for the retirement of long-time chief executive Allen West.
The Czech Republic is entering a new phase of transport investment. With more projects than available funding, the focus is shifting from volume to priorities. Speaking at the Železnice Pardubice conference, Martin Kolovratník, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Správa železnic, explains what this means for the future of rail.
He will join Heiko Krebs in the company’s dual leadership structure, succeeding Armin Riedl.
Operating revenues rose 4%, while EBITDA increased by 6%, supported by a 20% surge in international passenger revenue and a recovery in the freight sector.