Ukrzaliznytsia

Kryukovsky Railway Car Building Works delivered 15 passenger cars to Ukrzaliznytsia ahead of schedule, fulfilling a government order.

The EBRD has committed €180 million to Ukrainian Railways to address power shortages caused by infrastructure damage. This initiative strengthens energy stability and supports economic recovery.

KRCBW won a ₴7. 04 million tender to repair passenger railcar wheelsets by December 2025.

On December 23, 2024, Kievguma participated in the event “Supplier’s Day: Iron Partnership,” organized by JSC Ukrzaliznytsia to review annual results.

S&P downgraded Ukrzaliznytsia’s credit rating to “CC” from “CCC+. ” The company proposed delaying eurobond payments by one year, starting this January.

Ukraine Asks Japan to Provide Rails for Faster Restoration of Railway Infrastructure. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Ukrzaliznytsia continues to restore its rolling stock to improve passenger transportation across Ukraine. The company has completed the overhaul of its ninth electric train this year.

In late November, ten new passenger cars by KRCBW successfully completed tests on the Kremenchuk — Poltava route. These cars are now fully prepared to operate on railway lines across the country.

The Polish company PKP Linia Hutnicza Szerokotorowa (LHS), part of the state-owned PKP group, is actively expanding its business.

The "CTS Liski" branch of Ukrzaliznytsia has announced a tender for purchasing railway containers. The company has allocated $11.

Ukraine secures €52 million to enhance its transport infrastructure under an EU funding initiative. These funds will target railways, border checkpoints, river systems, and air navigation improvements.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development will provide Ukrzaliznytsia with a €180 million loan. These funds will finance small-scale gas generation with a capacity of up to 270 MW.