Russian Railways RZD Rolling Stock

Russian Railways RZD Rolling Stock

Traction rolling stock includes diesel locomotives, electric locomotives, electric trains, diesel trains, railcars, railway handcar, other self-propelled equipment and non-tractive rolling stock – different cars (passenger, freight) and a special rolling stock.

The Main Producer of Passenger Cars (95%) is Tver Carriage Works.

At the end of 2012, the rolling stock inventory included 20,618 locomotives, including 2,543 electric passenger locomotives, 578 diesel passenger locomotives, 7,837 electric freight locomotives, 3,556 diesel freight locomotives, 6,104 shunting locomotives.
In 2017 RZD purchased 459 locomotives, including four EP1M, 13 EP2K, 19 TEP70BS and four EP20 passenger units, as well as 84 2ES6, 10 2ES10, 51 2ES5K, 45 3ES5K, four 3ES4K, 86 2TE25KM, and five 4ES5K freight units.
In 2013, the RZD holding owned 252,900 freight cars, including 54,200 owned directly by Russian Railways, with the rest owned by company subsidiaries and affiliates, such as Federal Freight and TransContainer.

Russian Railways RZD Performance Indicators

Annually JSC Russian Railways carries over 1 billion passengers and 1 billion tons of freight.
In 2011, freight traffic of Russian Railways totaled about 1.4 billion tons. Passenger traffic for the year 2011 reached 992.4 million people.

Financial Performance Indicators Under IFRS Russian Railways in 2005–2010:

Indicators 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Income Increase Increase Increase Decrease Increase

749 bln rb. 877.9 bln rb. 1.016 trl rb. 1.203 trl rb. 1.126 trl rb. 1.334 trl rb.

Operating Cost Increase Increase Decrease Increase

684.7 bln rb. 821.5 bln rb. 1.089 trl rb. 1.013 bln rb. 1.135 bln rb.

Operating Income Decrease Decrease Decrease Increase

194.7 bln rb. 194.6 bln rb. 113.9 bln rb. 113.3 bln rb. 198.9 bln rb.

EBITDA 267.5 bln rb.

Net income Increase Increase Decrease Increase Increase
114 bln rb. 39.8 bln rb. 144.9 bln rb. 76.4 bln rb. 121.3 bln rb. 208.3 bln rb.

The average salary on the network in October 2011 – 31 thousand rubles a month. Loading volume for the year 2012 amounted to 1 billion 274.7 million tons (+2.7% compared to 2011), the share in the total turnover of the country (except pipelines) — 85.5%. In 2012, the network carried 1 bln 56.7 million passengers (+6.4% compared to 2011). Net income from the basic activities using Russian GAAP was in 2012 almost 5.3 billion rubles, which is a decrease compared to 2011 (13.7 billion rubles) of almost 3 times. The company's revenue in 2021 amounted to 2 trillion rubles.

In total, Russian Railways receives 112 billion roubles (around US$1.5 billion) annually from the government.

Russian Railways JSCo RZhD Overview

Russian Railways Reporting Mark: RZD, RZhD
Russian Railways Locale: Russia
Russian Railways Dates of Operation: 2004–present
Russian Railways Headquarters: Moscow
Russian Railways Native Name: ОАО «РЖД»
Russian Railways Company Type: Open joint-stock company
Russian Railways Industry: Railways
Russian Railways Predecessor: Ministry of Railways of the Russian Federation (1992–2004)
Russian Railways Founded: 18 September 2003
Russian Railways Headquarters: Red Gates Square, Moscow, Russia
Russian Railways Coordinates: 55°46′N 37°39′E
Russian Railways Area Served: Russia
Russian Railways Key People: Oleg Belozyorov (CEO)
Andrey Belousov (Chairman)
Russian Railways Services: Rail Transport, Cargo
Russian Railways Revenue: $38.6 billion (2017)
Russian Railways Operating Income: $3.47 billion (2017)
Russian Railways Net Income: $2.39 billion (2017)
Russian Railways Total Assets: $76.6 billion (2017)
Russian Railways Total Equity: $41.3 billion (2017)
Russian Railways Owner: Russian Government (100%)
Russian Railways Number of Employees: 740,315 (2017)
Russian Railways Track Gauge:
1,520 mm (4 ft 11+27⁄32 in)
1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in) (from Kaliningrad to Russian-Polish border)
Russian Railways Electrification: 3 kV DC, 25 kV AC Main
Russian Railways Length: 85,500 km (53,100 mi)