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Minel India has successfully implemented the shot-blasting process as an essential step in preparing pantograph components for painting and long-term corrosion protection. The implementation was supported on site by Dušan Stanković from Serbia. This process improves surface preparation, ensuring strong paint adhesion and enhanced corrosion resistance. With this implementation, Minel

CEO Goran Volf and COO Dušan Matić recently visited Minel India to strengthen collaboration across the company’s international operations and support the development of local production activities. The visit focused on aligning operational processes, supporting production development, and reinforcing the shared standards that connect the company’s locations in Serbia, India

Minel’s headquarters in Serbia has been refreshed with new branding that reflects the company’s unified identity and its role as a connected global organization. More than a visual update, the new branding represents the alignment of shared standards, values, and ways of working across the company’s locations. It reinforces a

As part of its ongoing support for Indian Railways, Minel India conducted a technical training session for senior management, engineers, and technicians from the Pantograph and Pneumatic Section of the Electric Loco Shed Bokaro (South Eastern Railway). The training was delivered by Praveen Bharti, General Manager, together with Dwaipayan Singha,

Minel Global Engineering has successfully completed the second surveillance audit for ISO 22163:2023 (IRIS), reaffirming its commitment to the highest railway quality standards. The audit conducted by TÜV SÜD on 23–24 June 2026, was led by Lead Auditor Gerald Jungwirth and Auditor Martin Drobits. It covered key business areas, including

Colleagues from Minel Global Engineering recently visited Minel Ujantshi in South Africa to strengthen collaboration, review ongoing activities, and discuss the next phase of development. During the visit, teams from Quality, Procurement, and Production exchanged knowledge, shared best practices, and explored initiatives supporting operational excellence and business growth. Key topics

Minel India continues to invest in employee training and workplace safety through initiatives focused on improving emergency response capabilities, safety awareness, and employee well-being. Practical training activities included a fire mock drill to strengthen emergency response readiness, as well as first aid training sessions that equipped employees with essential skills

Minel Global Engineering conducted a technical training session for its partner Bozankaya, focusing on the ADD (Auto Drop Device) mechanism used in tram pantographs. The training was led by Željko Stojanović and Zvonko Milovanović, in cooperation with Ahmet Bali and Furkan Aygurtas representing Bozankaya. Participants reviewed the reactivation process of

Minel Ujantshi has successfully qualified its production processes for the next three years following a Generic Process Audit conducted by Alstom in December 2025. This qualification confirms that Minel Ujantshi’s operations meet Alstom’s quality requirements and reflects the team’s commitment to process excellence, quality, and continuous improvement. It also strengthens

Minel India organized a technical training session focused on electrical schematics interpretation and connection verification procedures for the BHEL PPK device. Led by Nenad Radovanović, Senior Engineer Constructor, the session covered pantograph connections, ORD system configuration, and both electrical and pneumatic connection systems. As a new generation of the PPK

Minel Global Engineering welcomed representatives from Stadler Polska for a follow up visit focused on reviewing operational progress and ongoing development activities since the previous meeting held in March 2023. During the visit, teams toured the production facility in Serbia and discussed development steps implemented over the past period, with

In Eskişehir, Turkey, from 20–23 April 2026, the Minel Global Engineering team was hosted by TÜRASAŞ for a dedicated Operation, Inspection, and Maintenance training on the GPN10 000 000 000 TU pantograph for mainline railway vehicles. The structured two-day program gathered maintenance engineers and technicians from multiple depots across Turkey,