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'''JSC New forwarding company''' (NPK) ({{lang-ru|Новая перевозочная компания}}), is one of the largest independent railway carriers in Russia. It was established in 2003. NPK transports products of oil and mining industries, iron-and-steel works, coal, construction materials, and other goods. The current CEO of the company is Valeriy Shpakov. |
'''JSC New forwarding company''' (NPK) ({{lang-ru|Новая перевозочная компания}}), is one of the largest independent railway carriers in [[Russia]]. It was established in 2003. NPK transports products of oil and mining industries, iron-and-steel works, coal, construction materials, and other goods. The current [[CEO]] of the company is Valeriy Shpakov. |
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NPK has its own fleet of 25 000 freight wagons (including 7 000 tanks, 15 000 open wagons, and 3 000 flat-cars), locomotives, all day round control center, and wagon repair service. |
NPK has its own fleet of 25 000 freight wagons (including 7 000 tanks, 15 000 open wagons, and 3 000 flat-cars), locomotives, all day round control center, and wagon repair service. |
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NPK transportation geography includes the entire territory of Russia, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Ukraine, Belarus and China. |
NPK transportation geography includes the entire territory of [[Russia]], [[Lithuania]], [[Latvia]], [[Estonia]], [[Ukraine]], [[Belarus]] and [[China]]. |
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NPK has a representative in Kiev (Ukraine), and 11 operational branch offices in Russian Federation. |
NPK has a representative in Kiev ([[Ukraine]]), and 11 operational branch offices in Russian Federation. |
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In 2006 the company transported over 37,6 bln. t. of goods, earning 12,6 bln. Rub. |
In 2006 the company transported over 37,6 bln. t. of goods, earning 12,6 bln. Rub. |
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Revision as of 12:20, 12 October 2007
JSC New forwarding company (NPK) (Russian: Новая перевозочная компания), is one of the largest independent railway carriers in Russia. It was established in 2003. NPK transports products of oil and mining industries, iron-and-steel works, coal, construction materials, and other goods. The current CEO of the company is Valeriy Shpakov.
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NPK has its own fleet of 25 000 freight wagons (including 7 000 tanks, 15 000 open wagons, and 3 000 flat-cars), locomotives, all day round control center, and wagon repair service. NPK transportation geography includes the entire territory of Russia, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Ukraine, Belarus and China. NPK has a representative in Kiev (Ukraine), and 11 operational branch offices in Russian Federation. In 2006 the company transported over 37,6 bln. t. of goods, earning 12,6 bln. Rub.
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