The Metrovagonmash plant (MVM, part of TMH) and the State Enterprise Minsk Metro have signed a contract for the supply of 20 new Minsk-2024 metro cars (models 81-765.7/766.7) for the Belarusian subway. The new wagons, formed into 4 five-car trains, are planned to be delivered to the customer by the end of 2025, TMH said in a statement.
The contract was signed on February 27, 2025, based on the results of a tender for the supply of rolling stock for the Minsk Metro, organized by the Minsk City Executive Committee.
In 2024, 28 Minsk-2024 metro cars manufactured by Metrovagonmash have already been delivered to the Minsk Metro. They have been in operation since the end of 2024 on a new section of the Zelenoluzhskaya line of the Minsk metro.
The Minsk-2024 wagons were developed by the designers of TMH Engineering (TMHI, also part of TMH) in accordance with the customer's technical specifications. The construction of the wagons includes the use of components manufactured by Belarusian enterprises: vibration dampers, interior and driver's cabin lighting elements, windscreen wipers, and an on-board traffic safety system.
TMH (Transmashholding, TIN 7723199790) is a Russian company with headquarters in Moscow and international divisions in Egypt, Belarus and Kazakhstan. The holding company's structure includes 14 production and assembly sites in Russia and other countries of the world, and its geography covers more than 30 countries.
Transmashholding's net profit under IFRS in the first half of 2024 increased 2.7 times to 11.299 billion rubles. Revenue increased 1.4 times to 226.249 billion rubles, gross profit increased 2.5 times to 46.6 billion rubles.
