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• The Austrian tourist train Schneebergbahn has received an advanced digital communication system to improve operational capabilities
• Frequentis’ solution will ensure seamless and streamlined mission-critical communications over 4G mobile networks

“It is really inspiring to be working with a partner such as NÖVOG, implementing the same cutting-edge technology which forms the basis for the Future Railway Mobile Communication System (FRMCS),” says Tom Karl, Frequentis Vice President Public Transport. “By enabling trains to communicate over standardised 4G, with an added security layer, we lessen the need for expensive infrastructure. Frequentis is also part of the European transition to FRMCS and we are pleased to be driving railway communication digitalisation forward, even 1800 metres up.”

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• ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG is testing Frequentis MCX (Mission Critical Services) in the Austrian rail network to prepare for the transition to the Future Railway Mobile Communication System (FRMCS)
• The aim is to deliver an MCX system that provides equivalent performance to a live implementation 

“It is really inspiring to be working with ÖBB, implementing the same advanced technology that forms the basis for the FRMCS,” says Tom Karl, Frequentis Vice President Public Transport. “Frequentis is also part of the European transition to FRMCS and we are pleased to be driving railway communication digitalisation forward.”

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• Frequentis delivers SBB a rail communication system with a next-generation platform for 
  improved coordination across the Swiss rail network
• The new system platform follows the FRMCS target architecture and will replace the 
  existing communication system in control centres

“We are proud to continue our collaboration with SBB, a relationship that has spanned nearly 20 years,” 
says Thomas Karl, Vice President Frequentis Public Transport. “The new system will support SBB’s rail 
operations well into the next decade and underscores our commitment to providing best-in-class 
solutions to world-leading railways.”

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As the next step in the integration of the Klagenfurt (Carinthia / Austria) based software company “Groiss Informatics”, which was acquired in July 2024 with a total of eight employees specialised in the development of workflow management systems, Frequentis is planning to merge its group company Groiss Informatics GmbH, as the transferring company, with Frequentis AG, as the acquiring company, by way of universal succession as of 30 June 2024 in accordance with the provisions of Sections 96 et seq. of the Austrian Act on Limited Liability Companies (GmbHG) in conjunction with Sections 219 et seq. Austrian Stock Corporation Act (AktG) and applying Article I of the Austrian Reorganization Tax Act (UmgrStG) (‘up-stream group merger’).

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• Each year the International System Safety Society (ISSS) honours exceptional achievements in the area of system safety
• The International Safety Award for Andreas Gerstinger is already the fifth prize for Frequentis experts

“It is a great honour for Frequentis for an employee to be receiving an award from the International System Safety Society for the fifth time. This underscores our high level of expertise in the area of safety and shows that it is also highly valued internationally”, says Norbert Haslacher, CEO Frequentis. “Due to our daily work with safety-critical systems, system safety is an essential element of our company culture. Our employees perform excellently in this area, and we are delighted that this is also recognised by experts.”

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