The deal marks the biggest long-term financing arrangement in the company’s history and is expected to transform its production capabilities. According to PESA, the agreement will strengthen its market position and provide greater flexibility within its capital structure. The infusion of funds will allow the company to double its production capacity and accelerate the development of next-generation railway vehicles, including advanced electric and hybrid models. The consortium includes leading financial institutions that have previously partnered with PESA, alongside new global players. Company officials say the deal signals strong confidence from financial markets in PESA’s strategy and growth prospects. “This agreement is a clear indication that our actions are being positively received and inspire trust,” the manufacturer said. The financing comes at a critical time for Europe’s rail industry as demand for sustainable transport solutions continues to rise. PESA has been a key supplier of modern trains and trams across Poland and other European markets. With this new capital injection, the company aims to expand its footprint and compete more aggressively in international tenders.