At the beginning of this month we informed that Rail Cargo Operator - a member of Rail Cargo Group of ÖBB - successfully launched a new intermodal train service between Germany and Romania. Now the Austrian transport magazine Verkehr also writes about this new train service. In the attached article RailPort Arad/Cargo Center Curtici with its ideal geographic position was named as an important logistics center in Southeastern Europe.

The ÖBB published today, on 3 March 2016 positive for us news release that Rail Cargo Operator successfully launched a new train service between Germany and Romania. It's about an intermodal connection three times a week from the major economic regions in Romania with the Ruhr area and thus an attractive alternative to road transport. During the round trips between Curtici and Duisburg loading units - trailers and containers – will be transported without change of locomotives on the entire road transport as a traction service of Rail Cargo Group.

Congratulations to the Administrator, Ms. Gianina Timoce. Within two months, Ms. Timoce has read into the difficult subject and created, without great financial expense, all required documents.
On February 29, 2016 AFER (Romanian Office for railway transport) issued the appropriate license. Thus, after receiving a safety certificate, it will be possible to begin the shunting works.
After Poland, Slovakia and Austria, now also in Romania’s Trade Trans a female dominance is developing. What is the truth says Mr. Alin Timoce: "Behind every successful woman there is a strong man."

Shortly before Christmas 2015 we informed that a new mobile gantry crane (RTG) for the Container Terminal RailPort ARAD was delivered as part of the 2nd stage of the development. At that time we published a few photos of the new crane’s parts.
With great pleasure we can now report that the new gantry crane - as seen on the new photos - was mounted. The new RTG will be named WAGNER like the locomotive GySEV. This name emphasizes the merits of our director Istvan Wagner.
We are waiting for more photos of the development progress.