[Turkish Steelmaker Wins Algerian Railway Wheel Supply Tender]

Published: Jul 27, 2026 16:41

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A Turkish integrated steel producer has won an international tender to supply railway wheels to Algeria’s national railway operator. The parties signed the first purchase contract under a supply program worth approximately USD 27 million. The wheels will be manufactured and delivered through batch-based orders over five years. The agreement is the producer’s highest-value export contract in the past five years and is expected to improve long-term export visibility and revenue predictability.

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