SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China CNR Corp Ltd <601299.SS> <6199.HK>, one of the country's top train makers, said on Sunday it had recently signed 24.3 billion yuan ($3.9 billion) of deals with both Chinese and foreign firms.
The 30 contracts involve high-speed trains, urban subways and electric vehicles, and are equivalent to about 25 percent of CNR's 2013 revenue, it said in a statement. CNR did not provide details on when the deals were signed.
They included a 4.1 billion yuan ($658 million) subway deal with the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, which Reuters reported in October.
CNR plans to merge with CSR Corp Ltd <601766.SS> <1766.HK>, another of China's top state-owned train makers, which will create a $26 billion company able to compete with the likes of Germany's Siemens and Canada's Bombardier for global rail deals.
(Reporting by Engen Tham; Editing by Edwina Gibbs)
