Russia: This objective is included into the plant’s (a subsidiary of Sinara – Transport Machines, STM, Russia) investment plan presented at the conference that took place at the Ural Locomotives site.
Russia: Kirill Kolesnikov, CEO of Sinara Algorithm, a subsidiary of Sinara–Transport Machines (STM), told about this at the Transport Mobility forum in Moscow.
Russia: The projected revenue in RUB is 141 bln, which is a remarkable one-third increase from the estimated revenue for 2023 of RUB 106 bln ($1.2 bln, +25%) and one and a half times higher than the revenue in 2022, RUB 94 bln ($1.4 bln, +7%).
Russia: Mikhail Boyko, Head of the Government Relations Department at Sinara Group, reported that at the “Railway Freight Transport: Production, Operation, Leasing, Repair” conference.
Russia: This was announced by Viktor Lesh, CEO of Sinara Group, during a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, where the head of state gave the go-ahead for the Moscow – St. Petersburg high-speed railway project.
Russia: Aleksey Druzhinin, the head of Roszheldor, the Russian federal agency for rail transport, asserted the need for the expansion of the fire train fleet in his interview with TASS.
Russia: According to Transport Minister Vitaly Savelyev, 28 trains will be bought in the first phase of the Moscow–Saint Petersburg high-speed railway construction.
Russia: In his interview with the local newspaper, Valery Savchenkov, CEO of Lyudinovo Diesel Locomotive Plant (part of Sinara–Transport Machines, STM), said that production in 2023 had grown by 16% compared to 2022.
Russia: The plan to submit them to the Russian government this year was announced by Oleg Belozerov, General Director of Russian Railways (RZD), at the final meeting of the board on 14 February.
