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United Kingdom AIS Automation Dresden GmbH Germany AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH Austria Akasol GmbH Germany AKG Software Consulting GmbH Germany AKG-Thermotechnik International GmbH & Co. KG Germany Akiem Holding SAS France AKKA Technologies France www.innotrans.com As at/Stand: Messe Berlin GmbH 1 | 40 08.03.2018 AKS DASIS Dommermuth GmbH & Co. KG Germany Aktobe Rail and Section Works LLP Kazakhstan AKW A + V Protec GmbH Germany Alfa Union, a.s. Czech Republic Alfred Rexroth Maschinenbau GmbH Germany All Care GmbH Germany Allianz pro Schiene e.V. Germany Beijing Ally Times Information Co. Ltd. (World Railway Magazine) China Almaviva Italy Alnal Elektromekanik San. Ve Tic A.S. Turkey Alpha Trains Europa GmbH Germany ALSTOM Transport SA France ARAUCARIA RAIL TECHNOLOGY LTDA Alta Rail Technology Brasil ALTAMETRIS France ALTEC Aluminium Technik GmbH & Co. KGaA Germany Althen GmbH Mess- & Sensortechnik Germany Altpro d.o.o. Croatia SA Altran Technologies France Altro Ltd. 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