Lithuanian Railways

LTG Link its first FLIRT electric train from Stadler, in a milestone moment in the modernization of Lithuania’s railways and its move towards greener, more environmentally friendly transport.

LTG Cargo Ukraine is expanding its rolling stock fleet in Ukraine, increasing the number of wagons and locomotives as demand for modern logistics solutions steadily grows among industrial companies.

Rail Baltica is gaining new momentum with a €38. 3 million contract awarded to DB Engineering & Consulting for the design of a 96-kilometer section from Kaunas to the Polish border.

The development of railway connections between Poland and Lithuania is reaching a new stage, as both countries agreed to speed up travel and launch additional routes.

LTG Cargo has deployed drones at key stations to accelerate railcar inspections, allowing twice as fast preparation of rolling stock for cargo transportation.

LTG Cargo Auction: Spare parts for locomotives, carriages, and other rolling stock, as well as similar assets. No.

LTG Infra will install Lithuania’s first battery train charging station in Varena by 2026. UAB Fima, a local firm, will design and construct this groundbreaking facility.

AB "LTG Cargo" announces an auction for covered wagons.  This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

The Vilnius-Rīga rail link has transported nearly 62,000 passengers since its launch on December 27, 2023. Daily services connect the capitals of Lithuania and Latvia, improving regional accessibility and convenience.

Stadler secures a major contract to supply seventeen Co’Co’ electric locomotives to LTG Cargo. This deal marks Stadler’s entry into Lithuania’s freight transportation market, strengthening its European presence.

LTG Cargo has purchased 17 electric locomotives to promote eco-friendly freight transportation across Lithuania. This investment is a significant step toward advancing sustainable transport solutions.

LTG Cargo Expands its Fleet for Bulk Cargo Transportation in Lithuania. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.