Mipro will be present at TRAKO, one of the largest railway technology trade fairs in Eastern and Central Europe, arranged 26-29 September in Gdansk, Poland.
Mipro’s industrial cloud-based service solution Mipro VIVO is used to manage the Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency’s (FTIA) rail signalling spare parts storage since the beginning of March 2017.
Mipro Oy has belonged to the strongest platinum companies in Finland since 2007.
Mipro Oy’s excellent business performance and strong development in business volumes have resulted in Achiever and Growth company statuses awarded by Kauppalehti Oy, Finland’s leading business media, for the year 2016.
Mipro delivers its spare parts management solution for the Finnish Transport Agency’s mission critical rail signalling equipment.
The project includes the renewal of signalling systems for three marshalling yards in eastern Finland – Niirala, Kotolahti-Mussalo in Kotka, and Vainikkala – during the years 2016 – 2018.
The InnoTrans trade fair exceeded expectations once again: the number of exhibitors, visitors and countries represented reached a new record. For us the event was a great success – many thanks for visiting our stand!
Mipro will participate in InnoTrans 2016, the world’s leading trade fair for rail transport technology, arranged in Berlin.
Mipro participated in the Global Level Crossing Safety Symposium that was arranged in Helsinki, Finland on 12.-16. June 2016.
Mipro’s article published by Signal & Draht, one of the leading international trade publications for signalling, communication and information technologies in the field of rail transport.
Mipro provides United Nations with an annual Corporate Social Responsibility report concerning our relevant actions and goals.
Mipro Oy has been awarded the Achiever 2015 certificate for its financial performance.
The contract covers the interlocking and operation control systems, and also the passenger information system for the section Ruoholahti–Matinkylä.
Mipro’s article published by SIGNAL & DRAHT, dealing with the Kokkola-Ylivieska double-track Project.
Unified traffic control for existing and new control areas.
