22.09.2025, 21:23

Kazakhstan to purchase 300 freight locomotives from US-based Wabtec for $4.2 bln (Part 2)

ASTANA. Sept 22 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Kazakhstan and U.S.-based Wabtec have signed a set of agreements for the supply of freight locomotives totaling $4.2 billion, the press service of the head of state reported.

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Kazakhstan to purchase 300 freight locomotives from US-based Wabtec for $4.2 bln (Part 2)

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