Railway transportation
Rolling stock price indices in Ukraine // Week 17
Cost of freight wagon repairs at some private enterprises in Baltic countries in April 2025
Cost of repairs of 22.5 ton-force freight wagons at private enterprises of Baltic countries in April 2025 (€, VAT excluded, bss FCA)*
Indices of rolling stock rental rates in Ukraine // Week 16
Rolling stock price indices in Ukraine // Week 16
DPB Rail Infra Service Hungary received safety certificate for railway operations
The subsidiary of the German DPB Rail Infra Service GmbH – DPB Rail Infra Service Hungary Kft. – has obtained a safety certificate for railway operations in Hungary, effective from April 2025. The document was issued in accordance with EU Directive 2016/798 and applicable Hungarian legislation.
LTG Infra launches tenders for design and construction of 1435 mm gauge and loading dock in Palemonas (Kaunas County)
In March and April, LTG Infra (part of LTG Group) announced tenders for the design and construction of a dual-purpose loading dock at Kaunas Palemonas station and 1435 mm gauge railroad tracks. The contract with the winner of the auction is expected to be signed in Q3 this year.
Poland targets at developing railway terminal in Sławków
Poland has launched the expansion of the railway terminal Sławków located in the Silesian Voivodeship to the south of the country, reported the head of the Polish government Donald Tusk during his speech at the European Forum for New Ideas (EFNI) in Warsaw.
Cantemir-Falciu railway route to be restored between Moldova and Romania
On April 14, representatives of the railway companies Calea Ferata din Moldova and CFR S. A. signed a memorandum in Chisinau to restore the Cantemir – Falciu railway freight route connecting Moldova and Romania.
Ukrzaliznytsia purchases rails from Voestalpine Rail Technology (Austria) via tender
Ukrzaliznytsia has held a tender for the purchase of rail products on the EBRD Client Electronic Procurement Portal (ECEPP). Seven companies from different countries, including Austria, the Netherlands, Japan, the Czech Republic, Belgium, and China, took part in the tender. Voestalpine Rail Technology GmbH from Austria was named the winner