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Ukrzaliznytsia transports record-breaking number of cargoes in November since beginning of war

In November 2023, the Ukrzaliznytsia joint-stock company, according to operational data, transported 14 million tons of cargo, which is 33.8% more than in the same period of 2022 and 4% more than in October 2023.

This is stated in the company's message, Ukrainian News Agency reports.

It is noted that this is a record-breaking number since the beginning of a full-scale invasion.

At the same time, the growth of indicators was recorded for all types of connections.

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Thus, in domestic traffic, Ukrzaliznytsia transported 7.3 million tons in November 2023, which is 19% more than in November last year, export transportation increased by 56.2% to 6 million tons, import transportation by 35.4% to 679,000 tons, transit - 2.2 times - to 65,500 tons.

"The leaders in the total volume of transportation in November 2023 traditionally became grain cargoes, which were transported 3 million tons (+13% until November 2022), construction materials - 3 million tons (+61.8%), iron ore and manganese - 3 million tons (+2.5 times), hard coal - 2 million tons (by 7.7% less). Directly in the export connection, the transportation of strategically important cargo - grain - became the leader," the message says.

Thus, in November, 2.4 million tons of grain were transported for export, which is 13% more than in November 2022 and 40.4% more than in October 2023.

Transportation of grain to sea ports in November amounted to 1.7 million tons, which is 1.7 times more than in October of the current year.

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At the same time, transportation through land border crossings decreased by 4.2% to 0.72 million tons.

As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, the Cabinet of Ministers approved the financial plan of Ukrzaliznytsia for 2024 with a loss of UAH 12.6 billion.

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