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Mongolian railroad receives credit to purchase locomotives PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 12 December 2007
ImageThe Mongolian-owned Ulan-Batorskaya Railway (UBZHD) has received a $7 million credit to purchase new locomotives from Gazprombank. 

UBZHD railroad runs through Mongolia to bring cargo to Russia and China. The owners of the railroad are the Russian Roszheldor company and the transportation ministry of Mongolia. 

This is the third line of credit issued to UBZHD. A $30 million credit had previously been used to purchase, among other things, 16 carriages. 

Gazprombank is ranked as fifth among other banks in the Central and Eastern Europe.

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