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Hyundai Rotem, a train-making affiliate of Hyundai Motor Group, said Wednesday that it has inked a 187 billion-won ($156.7 million) deal to maintain and repair subway cars in New Zealand.
Hyundai Rotem signed the deal with France-based transit provider Transdev to take care of 166 subway cars in Wellington starting in July for 15 years. The Korean company supplied the vehicles in 2007 and 2013.
The firm said it will step up efforts to expand its presence in the 232 trillion-won global subway market, with 70 percent of it related to maintenance and repair.
Hyundai Rotem has clinched maintenance deals worth 340 billion won in Turkey, Egypt, Ukraine and other countries. (Yonhap)
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