Ukrzaliznytsia
Ukrzaliznytsia is working to increase the number of freight trains to ports
UZ reported that railway workers are gradually managing to normalize train traffic towards ports despite attacks by the Russian Federation on railway infrastructure
Metinvest speaks about the risk of new shutdowns of enterprises due to UZ tariffs
Metinvest spoke about the main problems of freight carriers, ways to solve them, and the
role of the state in this process.
A scheme to sell decommissioned ships of the Ukrainian Navy was exposed in Kyiv
Kyiv police have uncovered a scheme to sell decommissioned ships. A Defense Ministry official and two other employees of a state-owned enterprise have been placed under suspicion.
UZ recorded an increase in grain transfers to Hungary, Slovakia and Romania
The volume of grain transfer through the Ukrainian-Hungarian railway border crossings increased the most — to 43.5 wagons per day.
Ukrzaliznytsia updated the speed standards for transportation to ports for 2026
JSC “Ukrzaliznytsia” has updated the regulatory indicators of the average daily cargo transportation speed in 2026, according to which the cost of grain carriers of the CTL will be calculated.
Farmers call on the government to stop raising Ukrzaliznytsia tariffs
According to representatives of agribusiness, the increase in freight tariffs may hit exports and the economy.
Russian attacks on railways are aimed at disrupting supplies to ports, — Leshchenko
A member of the supervisory board of JSC Ukrzaliznytsia spoke about the consequences of the attacks and new measures of Ukrzaliznytsia.
More and more grain wagons are being unloaded at the ports of Great Odesa
The rate of unloading of grain wagons in the ports of Great Odesa continued to grow last week and reached almost 1,300 per day.
Rates on UZ grain trucks soared more than 25 times in two months
At the auctions on November 11, the average weighted rate reached 5378 UAH/day excluding VAT.
Almost 9,000 wagons with grain are sent to the ports of Great Odesa every day
Over the past week, the flow of grain cargo to the ports of Great Odesa has increased significantly.