Overview of the worldwide rolling stock after-sales market, in-depth analysis of seven world market regions, market volume and development, analysis of rolling stock fleets, analysis of the global freight and passenger urban and mainline transport, presentation of the market structure in the maintenance sector, identification of drivers & trends, forecast for the regions and rolling stock types and important current maintenance and refurbishment projects

The global rolling stock market for after-sales will break the EUR 100 billion mark by 2030 with an average market growth of 3.5% until 2030. Market volume is growing most strongly in the passenger mainline and passenger urban segments. In this context the after-sales market makes up more than one half of the total rolling stock market volume. The OEMs continue to expand maintenance services as core pillar of recurring revenue particularly strengthen the full-service segment. Volume of full-service contracts concluded has increased significantly by 30% in the time frame from 2020 to 2024 compared to the previous period. Therefore, after-sales business offers medium and long-term growth prospects for manufacturers and independent suppliers as well.

In concrete terms, this market study contains:

• A regionally differentiated analysis of the global after-sales market for rolling stock
• Analysis of market volumes in regional after-sales markets by vehicle segment and type of maintenance
• Overview of key developments in regional transport markets for passenger rail, urban rail and freight rail
• Analysis of current rolling stock fleets by vehicle segment, including age structure and expected installed base development until 2030
• Presentation of the market structure and market organisation of regional after-sales markets
• Forecast of regional after-sales volume development by rolling stock segment, including key drivers until 2030
• Table overview of important full-service, maintenance and modernisation projects