Tag: Ukrzaliznytsia
The credit rating agency now rates Ukrzaliznytsia "CCC-."
The company has presented another modernized electric train for the Kyiv metropolitan area.
The Kremenchuk steel plant, a potential bidder, has already demanded that Ukrzaliznytsia raise the expected purchase price "to the market level."
The volume of cargo transportation increased by 9.2%.
Fitch also revised the company's Standalone Credit Profile from 'b-' to 'ccc'.
The joint venture will be responsible for the transportation of goods from Ukraine, the establishment of an entire supply chain, and the transportation of goods to customers.
The transition to strategic cooperation was made possible by the Polish company’s successful experience in supplying fuel to Ukraine in recent months.
The reduction was due mainly to a reduction in the volume of transportation of iron ore.
The ban will apply to the transportation of freight to Moldova and Romania, as well as to Reni.
This is 1.6 million tons less than the volume in the same period in 2021.
The cost has soared nine-fold.
640,000 tons of grain was transported through overland crossings on Ukraine’s western border and 165,000 tons delivered to ports.
Ukrzaliznytsia said that the company would earn UAH 11 billion by the end of the year due to the indexation of freight rates.
This time, the rates will be increased by 70% for all the 20 types of freight.
The number of freight railcars passing through the Izov-Hrubieszów border crossing should increase due to the completion of the project
The funds were repurposed from a loan originally intended for financing the Dolynska-Mykolaiv-Kolosivka railway electrification project.
According to the head of Ukrzaliznytsia, 800,000 tons of grain per month is the limit for rail logistics from Ukraine.
The company also needs engines for modernizing existing locomotives, special vehicles for rebuilding infrastructure, and other items.
In particular, at least 23,900 kilometers of roads and 6,300 kilometers of railways were damaged, destroyed, or seized during the first 105 days of Russia’s aggression against Ukraine.
Railcar repair work is resuming in the Darnytsia Railcar Repair Plant’s surviving shops.