China Railway Signal & Communication Corporation Limited (03969.HK) recently won bids for seven important projects in the rail transit market.

The China Communications (03969.HK) announced that from May to June 2025, the company won bids for seven important projects in the rail transportation market, including five important projects in the railway market. These projects are the Nanjing Shangyuanmen Yangtze River Crossing, the remaining project of the Nanjing Hub (Jiangbei District) of the new high-speed railway from Shanghai to Nanjing to Hefei, and the local supporting synchronous implementation project of Nanjing North Station (SYMSD-05SG section), with a bid amount of RMB 295 million; the safety standard demonstration line construction project of the Beijing-Shenyang section of the Beijing-Harbin High-speed Railway station back section, with a bid amount of RMB 128 million; the signal cable project of the Pingliang South to Anguo Town expansion and transformation project of the Baozhong Railway, with a bid amount of RMB 120 million; the sixth batch self-purchased signal integration package tender project of the newly built Fuyang to Mengcheng to Suzhou (Huaibei) railway station back four power and related projects by China Railway Wuhan Electrification Bureau Group Co., Ltd., with a bid amount of RMB 115 million; China Railway Design and Research Institute Co., Ltd. will increase the Naotie Railway second line project to self-purchased goods (signal equipment) bidding project, with a bid amount of RMB 110 million; in the urban rail transportation market, won two important projects, namely the Xiamen Line 6 Jimei to Tong'an section project (from Jiageng Sports Center to Tongxiang High-tech City section) signal, comprehensive monitoring and line network cloud platform system integration procurement project, with a bid amount of RMB 468 million; the Beijing Subway Line 5 signal system ground equipment update and transformation project communication signal construction section project, with a bid amount of RMB 195 million.