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Pandrol supports UNESCO World Engineering Day 2025 campaign

Pandrol appoints new Chief Procurement Officer

Xavier Sarrat has been appointed Chief Procurement Officer for Pandrol, replacing Olivier Jullien who has taken on a new strategic role.

Pandrol’s CD100 and CD100 B products receive SNCF approval

Pandrol, a global leader in innovative rail infrastructure solutions, has announced that its revolutionary CD100 and CD100 B rail fastening systems have received official approval from SNCF, the French national railway company.

PANDROL AND SICUT MAKE TIES IN NORTH AMERICA

Rail fastenings specialist Pandrol has announced a five-year extension to its partnership with railroad tie manufacturer Sicut North America Inc, enabling it to continue as Sicut’s sole distributor across North America.

John Dowie promoted to Chief Commercial & Sales Officer

Nicolas Groult announced as new Pandrol CEO

Pandrol joins Women in Rail and Railway Industry Association EDI Charter

Developing a more inclusive and diverse workforce is one of our most important goals at Pandrol. That’s why we’re so excited to have signed up to the Women in Rail and Railway Industry Association Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI) Charter.

Pandrol Launches New Range Of Rail Cutting Discs To Improve Productivity And Reduce Costs

Global engineering company, Pandrol, has launched a new range of rail cutting discs specifically designed to solve the day-to-day challenges that rail maintenance teams face when cutting rail track.

Pandrol Launches A Range Of Next-Generation Clip Drivers For Smart Rail Maintenance

Pandrol, the global rail expert, has launched a range of next-generation Clip Drivers, designed to dramatically increase the speed and efficiency of clipping and un-clipping rail fastening systems.

Pandrol Delivers Bespoke Virtual Welding Training Programme To Bodi Group And Incon In Mongolia

The training programme was delivered following the company securing a contract to supply 1,800 welding kits for use as part of Bodi Group’s development of the Tavantolgoi-Gashuunsukhait railway, just before the global pandemic hit earlier in the year.