Keolis Downer

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We are Australia’s largest multi-modal operator combining world-class operational capabilities with a deep understanding of local needs. We have a unique whole-of-life insight by combining the planning and operating capability of Keolis with the engineering, asset management and rolling stock capabilities of Downer.
We are the largest light rail operator in Australia and one of the nation’s most significant bus operators.
Keolis Downer has a long-term commitment to Australia and New Zealand and aspires to be the partner of choice for public transport authorities by delivering on our commitment to think like a passenger.

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Keolis Downer is Australia’s largest private provider of multi-modal public transport. We are the largest light rail operator in Australia and one of the nation’s most significant bus operators.

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Created in 2009, Keolis Downer is the largest private multi-modal public transport operator in Australia. We operate and integrate all types of mobility services for more than 350 million passenger journeys each year, in Melbourne, the Gold Coast, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, and regional South Australia.

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Keolis Downer has a long-term commitment to Australia and New Zealand and aspires to be the partner of choice for public transport authorities by delivering on our commitment to think like a passenger.

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Through our open and collaborative approach, we help Governments, public transport authorities, industry partners and communities to understand tomorrow’s challenges to future mobility and to provide innovative solutions for a better future.

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Keolis

Keolis is a global player in everyday mobility, with around 58,300 staff and a presence in 15 countries, which include Australia, Belgium, Canada, China, Denmark, France, Germany, India, Middle East, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Sweden, UK and the US.

Downer

Downer employs around 56,000 people across more than 200 sites and projects, mostly in Australia and New Zealand, but also in the wider Asia-Pacific region, Southern Africa and South America.