The 15th of May the annual Danish Rail Conference takes place in Copenhagen, connecting a majority of people and companies that work in the Danish railway business. Prover will of course be attending this event, the biggest in the Danish railway industry, participating in the joint discussions and experience sharing.

Prover will be exhibiting together with Rosenfeldt and West and Electrans during this event, with Prover showing how we can help to deliver complete signal projects under contract and in time.

We look forward to meeting infrastructure owners and suppliers and to learn more about ongoing and new projects.

Find out more on Danish Rail Conferences webpage.

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