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Крюківський вагонобудівний завод виготовить 100 вагонів для Укрзалізниці

 

На Крюківському вагонобудівному заводі в Кременчуці розпочали реалізовувати проект на постачання 100 нових пасажирський вагонів для Укрзалізниці. Нещодавно підприємство отримало майже 1 мільярд гривень авансу.

«Тривалий час завод не отримував великого державного замовлення. Нарешті є контракт на виробництво 100 нових спальних вагонів. Терміни, які оговорені в угоді між заводом та Укрзалізницею, будуть витримані. Етап виробництва хотілося б пришвидшити, і, ми впевнені, підприємство підтримає таку ініціативу», — повідомив міністр інфраструктури України Олександр Кубраков під час робочого візиту на КВБЗ.

«Крюківський вагонобудівний завод активно виконує замовлення Укрзалізниці. Уже готові два вагони, які будуть представлені на виставці в Києві під час відзначення Дня Незалежності України. Крім того, 25 кузовів уже розкроєні, близько 18 вагонів зварені, 8 — пофарбовані, а також зібрані 30 візків ходової», — зазначив голова Полтавської облдержадміністрації Олег Синєгубов.

Він додав, що загалом Укрзалізниця та КВБЗ уклали контракт на понад 3 мільярди гривень. «Це одне з найбільших держзамовлень в історії КВБЗ та вагомий внесок в промисловість Полтавщини. На підприємстві працюють понад 4 000 працівників. Після отримання авансу оголошено про відкриття вакансій, щоб завод збільшував свої потужності. Це саме та підтримка вітчизняного виробництва, про яку неодноразово зазначав Президент України», — зауважив Олег Синєгубов. Раніше на КВБЗ неодноразово приїжджали перші особи й обіцяли підтримку та фінансування, але факт залишається фактом: уперше за 20 років велике державне замовлення підприємство отримало саме завдяки Президенту Володимиру Зеленському та нинішнім командам Кабміну, Міністерства інфраструктури й облдержадміністрації, повідомляє прес-служба Полтавської облдержадміністрації.

У найближчі місяці перші вагони будуть поставлені Укрзалізниці, і пасажири зможуть ними скористатися. Загалом цього року, резюмував Олександр Кубраков, на розвиток залізниці України в бюджеті передбачено 4 мільярди гривень. Із них 3 мільярди — на придбання нових пасажирських вагонів, 1 мільярд — на інфраструктурні проекти, які спрямовані на покращення пасажирського сполучення.

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31.12 2025 - 17:33

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Jamesinsep

1.01 2026 - 10:03

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1.01 2026 - 12:16

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BrettReoto

1.01 2026 - 12:25

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1.01 2026 - 14:31

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1.01 2026 - 17:04

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2.01 2026 - 2:29

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2.01 2026 - 2:40

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2.01 2026 - 6:51

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BillyDox

2.01 2026 - 14:54

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RobertQuEef

2.01 2026 - 15:12

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Charlestak

2.01 2026 - 19:22

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AnthonyKib

2.01 2026 - 19:25

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Josephwaw

3.01 2026 - 0:10

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Adolfowhigh

3.01 2026 - 3:06

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Erniedor

3.01 2026 - 6:47

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4.01 2026 - 8:26

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Larrywhark

4.01 2026 - 9:43

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4.01 2026 - 9:47

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4.01 2026 - 9:51

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RobertUnory

4.01 2026 - 13:21

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Spenceroxink

5.01 2026 - 6:18

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DennisMix

5.01 2026 - 6:32

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PrestonItart

5.01 2026 - 6:41

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Geraldmip

5.01 2026 - 13:06

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Matthewtor

5.01 2026 - 13:10

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Brandonpaipt

5.01 2026 - 13:12

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Jerrygaf

5.01 2026 - 14:31

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StephenDum

5.01 2026 - 14:38

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Robertcooxy

5.01 2026 - 14:40

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RonaldExpor

5.01 2026 - 14:43

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Josephclise

5.01 2026 - 19:19

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Roberthek

5.01 2026 - 19:23

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Jeffreysouch

5.01 2026 - 19:23

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VincentDrund

5.01 2026 - 20:32

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5.01 2026 - 23:02

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5.01 2026 - 23:11

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5.01 2026 - 23:12

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8.01 2026 - 5:57

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8.01 2026 - 6:00

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Robertzex

10.01 2026 - 4:43

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