Keolis

Keolis is a leading public transport operator. The company is owned (by French state railway SNCF 70%) and the Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (CDPQ) (30%). Present in 16 countries, with 63,000 employees, Keolis develops mobility solutions (automatic metros, tramways, trains, buses, coaches, ferries, self-service bicycles) adapted to local environments. It is also the second leading car park operator in France through subsidiary EFFIA. In 2018, Keolis transported 3.3 billion passengers and generated €5.934 billion in revenue. Keolis is a leader in tram operations and pioneered the driverless metro, introducing the world's first in Lille in 1983.