Form 6-K

                                    FORM 6-K
                       SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
                              Washington, DC 20549

                        Report of Foreign Private Issuer


                        Pursuant to Rule 13a-16 or 15d-16
                     of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934


                           For the month of June 2004


                         Commission File Number: 1-14836

                                     ALSTOM
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                 (Translation of registrant's name into English)


                     25, avenue Kléber, 75116 Paris, France
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                    (Address of principal executive offices)



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Enclosures:
Press  release  dated  June  5,  2004,   "Algerian   Railways  Awards  ALSTOM  a
Railway-Electrification Contract Worth 88 Million Euros"

Press release dated June 23, 2004, "New Covenants Agreed"

Press release dated June 23, 2004, "Tunis Chooses ALSTOM's Citadis Trams"





                                  SIGNATURE

     Pursuant to the  requirements  of the Securities  Exchange Act of 1934, the
registrant  has duly  caused  this  report  to be  signed  on its  behalf by the
undersigned, thereunto duly authorized.

                                               ALSTOM



Date: July 1, 2004                        By: /s/ Philippe Jaffré
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                                               Name:  Philippe Jaffré
                                               Title: Chief Financial Officer





                                                                    5 June 2004


                       ALGERIAN RAILWAYS AWARDS ALSTOM
                      A RAILWAY-ELECTRIFICATION CONTRACT
                            WORTH 88 MILLION EUROS


The  national  Algerian  railway  company,   SNTF,  has  awarded  an  ALSTOM-led
consortium a contract  worth 88 million euros for the  electrification  of three
railway lines in the suburbs of the capital, Algiers. The contract was signed on
5 June in presence of Nicolas Sarkozy, France's Minister of Economy, Finance and
Industry,  Mohamed  Maghlaoui,  Algeria's  Minister of Transport,  Patrick Kron,
Chairman and CEO of ALSTOM and Abdelhamid Lalaimia, CEO of SNTF.

Under the scope of the contract,  ALSTOM will supply and install 300  kilometres
of catenary and three power  substations (25 kV). ALSTOM's share of the contract
is 71 million euros.

The  electrification  of the  lines -  Algiers  to  Thenia,  Oued Smar to Gue of
Constantine,  and El Harrach to El Afroun - is  scheduled to be completed by the
end of 2007.

The upgrade will allow the SNTF to improve service in the Algiers  suburbs.  New
electric multiple units with passenger carrying capacity of 1,800 and top speeds
of 120 km/h will operate on the lines.  The SNTF expects to increase its traffic
from 20 million passengers a year currently to 60 million by the year 2010.

ALSTOM's  partners in the consortium are Infrarail,  a subsidiary of SNTF, which
will carry out civil  works,  and  Baticim,  which will  supply  poles and other
steelwork.



Press relations:    S. Gagneraud / G. Tourvieille
                    (Tel. +33 1 47 55 25 87)
                    internet.press@chq.alstom.com

Investor relations: E. Chatelain
                    (Tel. +33 1 47 55 25 33)
                    investor.relations@chq.alstom.com





                                                                   23 June 2004




                             NEW COVENANTS AGREED




ALSTOM's  banks have given  their  unanimous  consent to a new set of  financial
covenants and to the amendments to its credit  agreements  required to allow the
implementation of the financial plan.

This  constitutes  an important  step towards the  implementation  of the global
financial plan presented on May 26 2004,  aiming at securing access to bonds and
strengthening the balance sheet.

The two next steps are the EC's approval and shareholders' approval.







Press relations:    S. Gagneraud/G. Tourvieille
                    Tel : +33 1 47 55 25 87
                    Internet.press@chq.alstom.com

Investor relations: E. Châtelain
                    Tel : +33 1 47 55 25 33
                    Investor.relations@chq.alstom.com





                   Minimum       Minimum     Maximum Total   Maximum    Minimum
                   Interest   consolidated        debt       net debt   EBITDA
                     Cover      net worth                    leverage

                      (a)          (b)            (c)          (d)        (e)
Covenants         ---------- --------------- ------------- ----------- ---------

                             (in € million)  (in € million)


September 2004                    1,000          4,800

December 2004                                    4,600

March 2005                        1,100          4,450

June 2005                                        4,650

September 2005                      850          4,650                     0

December 2005                                    4,600

March 2006             3          1,150          4,450         4.0

June 2006                                        4,400

September 2006         3          1,150          4,400         3.6

December 2006                                    4,400

March 2007             3          1,150          4,400         3.6

June 2007                                        4,400

September 2007         3          1,150          4,400         3.6

December 2007                                    4,400

March 2008             3          1,150          4,400         3.6

June 2008                                        4,400


(a) Ratio of  EBITDA  (see (e)  below) to  consolidated  net  financial  expense
    (interest expense plus securitisation expenses less interest income).

(b) Sum  of  shareholders'  equity  (excluding  the  cumulative  impact  of  any
    deferred tax assets  impairments  arising  after 31 March 2004) and minority
    interests  (this  covenant  will not  apply if and for as long as  ALSTOM is
    Investment  Grade).  For Dates on or after 30  September  2004,  the amounts
    specified above shall be increased by the net amount received by ALSTOM over
    and  above EUR  1.700.000.000  from the  capital  increases  planned  in the
    financial plan presented on 26 May 2004.

(c) Sum of the  financial  debt and the net amount of sale of trade  receivables
    (this  covenant  will not apply if and for as long as  ALSTOM is  Investment
    Grade).  For dated on or after September  2004, the amounts  specified above
    shall be  decreased  by the  amount of the Total  Debt that is  extinguished
    pursuant  to the debt for  equity  swap that is part of the  financial  plan
    presented on 26 May 2004




(d) Ratio of total net debt (total  financial debt less  short-term  investments
    and cash and cash equivalents) to EBITDA (see (e) below).

(e) Earnings Before Interest and Tax plus  depreciation  and amortisation as set
    out in Consolidated  Statements of Cash Flow less goodwill  amortisation and
    less capital gain on disposal of investments.





                                                                  23 June 2004



                      TUNIS CHOOSES ALSTOM'S CITADIS TRAMS



The Société du Metro Leger de Tunis (SMLT) has announced the  provisional  award
to ALSTOM of an order  worth €80  million  for 30  CITADIS  tramways.  SMLT also
provisionally  awarded an order worth €22 million to a consortium  of ALSTOM and
SBF, a Tunisian  civil-works  company,  for the  infrastructure  work for a line
extension.

The new CITADIS  tramways will reinforce and renew the fleet of the SMLT,  which
operates a  32-kilometer  "light  metro"  network  with five  lines,  a suburban
railway line and a bus network in the Tunisian capital.

These 30-meter long vehicles will offer rapid, comfortable and safe service. The
low floors  will offer easy  access  for all  passengers,  including  those with
reduced  mobility.  The trams will  operate on the  current  network  and on two
future extensions of seven kilometres each.

The infrastructure award concerns the first of these two extensions. ALSTOM will
be responsible  for the energy systems and for a part of the trackwork,  and its
part of the  order  will be  about  50  percent.  Beginning  of  service  on the
extension is planned for mid 2006.

"We're  very happy to count the SMLT among our  clients  and Tunis  among the 19
cities  that have  chosen  ALSTOM's  CITADIS.  The city will be the first on the
African  continent to use these tramways," said Philippe  Mellier,  President of
ALSTOM's  Transport  Sector.  "This  choice of  ALSTOM  in a highly  competitive
international  environment  is a testimony to the proven  quality of our systems
and products for rail transport."

The CITADIS design concept combines  standardisation of modular,  service-proven
components with  customisation  of interior and exterior design in order to meet
the individual  requirements  of each city in terms of  aesthetics,  comfort and
accessibility. ALSTOM has sold 600 CITADIS trams around the world. CITADIS trams
in  commercial  service  have  carried  400 million  passengers  over 30 million
kilometres.






Press relations:    S. Gagneraud / G. Tourvieille
                    (Tél. +33 1 47 55 25 87)
                    internet.press@chq.alstom.com
Investor relations: E. Chatelain
                    (Tél. +33 1 47 55 25 33)
                    Investor.relations@chq.alstom.com