Russian Railways’ revenue grows to 3 trillion rubles in 2023

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Russian Railways’ (RZD) revenue has grown to 3 trillion rubles (30 billion euros) in 2023. This is an increase of 16 per cent. The growth in revenue is mostly driven by higher income from freight transportation and track access charges.

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Russian Railways’ revenue grows to 3 trillion rubles in 2023

Image: Shutterstock Vitaliy Kaplin

Russian Railways’ (RZD) revenue has grown to 3 trillion rubles (30 billion euros) in 2023. This is an increase of 16 per cent. The growth in revenue is mostly driven by higher income from freight transportation and track access charges.

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