French transport companies have reported solid financial results for the first half of the year, with the national railway operator SNCF earning over one billion euros in profits. This performance highlights a recovery in the sector following previous challenges, including disruptions from the pandemic and ongoing efforts to modernize infrastructure and services. The RATP, which operates public transport in Paris and other cities, continues to be a key driver of its parent company's activity. Its subsidiaries are playing an important role in expanding services and improving efficiency across the network. Meanwhile, Transdev, a major transport operator involved in bus, rail, and airport services, is benefiting from the start of new contracts, which are expected to boost its revenue in the coming months. Keolis, another prominent player in the French transport sector, is currently preparing a strategic plan for the years 2027 to 2030. This initiative will be led by Frederic Van Heems, who is tasked with outlining the company's future direction and growth opportunities. The plan is expected to focus on innovation, sustainability, and the expansion of services in both France and international markets. These are the first semi-annual financial results published by the transport operators, offering a detailed overview of their performance and future strategies. The complete report is available to subscribers or users with an electronic wallet. For those interested in accessing the full file, a digital subscription starts at 15.25€ per month, offering a flexible and no-commitment option.