RATPgroup in the news

RATPgroup will attend a local authorities event in Seine-et-Marne on September 25, 2026, to discuss employment and integration, and sign a partnership with a second chance school.

Patrice Roques has been appointed as the new Director of Real Estate for RATP Group, taking charge of its vast property portfolio after a period of leadership changes.

RATP Group hosted a successful employment forum in Vitry-sur-Seine, presenting 500 job opportunities and 300 training spots to 800 participants.

RATP Group is repurposing the Vaugirard rail maintenance workshops into a mixed-use urban district featuring social housing, daycare facilities, and modernized industrial workshops.

A data leak attributed to RATP employees, containing sensitive professional and HR information for over 62,000 individuals, has been published on the dark web.

RATP is investigating a data leak on the dark web, potentially exposing over 62,000 employee records, including professional and organizational details, but not passenger data.

RATP Group is partnering with UITP to launch the first World Public Transport Day on April 17, 2026, to promote the social and environmental benefits of transit services.

A new tripartite agreement aims to recruit 2,000 local residents, particularly RSA recipients, for RATP maintenance roles in Val-de-Marne by 2028.

RATP Group is focusing on onsite and home charging infrastructure to power its 24/7 maintenance and security electric vehicle fleets.

RATP Group has acquired a stake in the Paris subsidiary of carsharing service Communauto to expand its urban mobility portfolio.

RATP Group has retained 70% of the Paris bus network contracts following the opening of the market to competitive bidding.

RATPgroup reports high investment in infrastructure modernization and successful expansion into new domestic and international transport markets.

RATP is committed to improving accessibility for people with disabilities across its network, facing challenges on the metro but achieving full accessibility on RER, bus, and tram lines, supported by trained staff and certifications.

RATP is restructuring its Belgrand - Saint-Fargeau site to upgrade its metro maintenance facilities, incorporate new housing and green spaces, and enhance urban integration and environmental sustainability.

RATP Group Foundation launched a call for projects for 2026, supporting general interest associations where employees are volunteers, with grants up to 20,000 euros for projects in metropolitan France.

RATP Group conducted a "Design Sprint" with 18 participants and partners to develop and test three innovative solutions for improving mobility for visually impaired passengers on its public transport networks.

RATP group contributed to discussions on new mobility impacts and supports medical innovation zones through quality public transport while recruiting operational staff.

RATP Group posted a 217 million euro profit in 2025, boosted by subsidiary growth and significant debt reduction, though passenger traffic remains below pre-Covid levels.