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The main challenges faced by the company include a significant rise in production costs, disruptions in the supply chain, and sharp fluctuations in raw material prices. To mitigate these adverse effects, the company has initiated an emergency management mechanism, maintaining operational stability by optimizing procurement strategies and adjusting production rhythms. The management stated that they will closely monitor developments in the geopolitical situation and promptly adjust business strategies to safeguard shareholders' interests.

According to the agreement, the company will provide over 680 sets of high-performance pantograph systems, which will be deployed across the rail transit networks of several key cities in India. The supply covers six major projects, including metro expansion works in metropolitan areas such as Mumbai and Delhi, as well as modernization of regional commuter railways. As the core component for electric locomotives to obtain power from the catenary, the reliability of pantographs is directly related to the operational efficiency of rail transit systems. The innovative single-arm pantograph provided by Westinghouse Brake in the United States features adaptive contact pressure adjustment, enabling it to adapt to India's complex climate conditions and high-frequency operational scenarios. This order further consolidates Westinghouse Brake's leading position in the South Asian rail transit equipment market. The company's regional head in India stated that all pantographs will be manufactured locally in Indian factories, combining global technical standards with localized manufacturing advantages to support India's "railway modernization" strategic goals. This cooperation also reflects the ongoing demand for internationally advanced technical equipment in India's infrastructure sector.

The protocol authorizes the company to sell common shares worth up to $200 millions through a market issuance approach.