Piata feroviara mondiala creste, dar companiile UE pierd teren

European suppliers of railway equipment miss out on €97 billion annually due to non-tariff trade barriers, according to a report by Bain & Company. Despite increased public investment in railway infrastructure aimed at decarbonization, EU companies are losing market share globally due to restrictive access policies in emerging economies. The report indicates that European firms now have direct access to only 56% of the global railway market, down from 59% in 2024. Major obstacles are found in countries like China, India, and the USA, which have implemented aggressive industrial policies. The global railway sector shows resilience, with a projected market growth from €221 billion to €266.8 billion by 2031, reflecting a CAGR of 3.2%.