DENMARK: DSB AND SJ DISSATISFIED WITH BOMBARDIER

Article Abstract:

DSB, the Danish state railway company, and SJ, its Swedish counterpart, are dissatisfied with the Canadian-owned Bombardier group as the trains supplied by it for the Oresund link traffic between Denmark and Sweden suffer from a number of faults. DSB, SJ, Skanetrafiken and Blekinge county are soon to start negotiations with Bombardier regarding compensation and responsibility for the technical problems with the trains. DSB threatens not to take over the trains worth DKr2.5bn from the supplier. DSB managing director Henrik Hassenkam says the latest train order has been submitted with another suppliers.

Sweden, Product quality, Locomotives

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DSB GODS FAR KNIVEN PA STRUBEN

Article Abstract:

DSB Gods, the goods division of the Danish railway company, will be closed down if it not reach break-even by the year 2002. This is the consequence of a political agreement about DSB Gods, settled by the Government and the right-wing opposition of the Danish parliament, Folketinget. This means the division has to be further streamlined and that part of operations have to be contracted out.

Comment:

Goods division of the Danish railway company will be closed down if it not reach break-even by the year 2002

Organizational history, DSB Gods, Article

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Denmark: Focon has been awarded contract by Bombardier

Article Abstract:

The Danish electronic company Focon Electronic Systems has been awarded a contract by Bombardier Transportation Denmark, including a passenger information system for 60 train wagons that are to be renovated for the Dutch company NS Reizigers. The system will be delivered from September 2002. The trains will be ready to be taken into operation in August 2003.

New orders received, Electronic components, not elsewhere classified, Other Electronic Component Manufacturing, Display Devices, Display devices (Electronics)

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