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GAZ GR TO SUPPLY 25 TROLLEYBUSES TO YEREVAN, VOLGODONSK, MOSCOW
Prime-Tass English-language Business Newswire
November 17, 2008 Monday 12:19 PM EET
Russian Buses, a division of Russian automaker GAZ Group, plans
to supply 25 trolleybuses to Armenia's capital of Yerevan, Moscow,
and the Russian city of Volgodonsk, located in the Rostov Region,
by the end of this year, the company said in a statement Monday.
The value of the deal is 81 million rubles.
The trolleybuses are being produced at GAZ Group's Likino Bus Plant,
or LiAZ, located in the Moscow Region town of Likino-Dulyovo.
Of the total, the company will supply 18 trolleybuses to Yerevan,
six trolleybuses to Volgodonsk, and one trolleybus to Moscow.
Besides LiAZ, GAZ Group comprises Russia's second largest car and truck
maker GAZ; Pavlovsky Avtobus, or PAZ; Golitsyno Bus Plant, or GolAZ;
Kanashsky auto plant; Saransk Dump Truck Plant; Kurgan Bus Plant,
or KAVZ; Yaroslavl Motor plant; and Yaroslavl Fuel Equipment Plant.
(27.3386 rubles - U.S. $1)
Prime-Tass English-language Business Newswire
November 17, 2008 Monday 12:19 PM EET
Russian Buses, a division of Russian automaker GAZ Group, plans
to supply 25 trolleybuses to Armenia's capital of Yerevan, Moscow,
and the Russian city of Volgodonsk, located in the Rostov Region,
by the end of this year, the company said in a statement Monday.
The value of the deal is 81 million rubles.
The trolleybuses are being produced at GAZ Group's Likino Bus Plant,
or LiAZ, located in the Moscow Region town of Likino-Dulyovo.
Of the total, the company will supply 18 trolleybuses to Yerevan,
six trolleybuses to Volgodonsk, and one trolleybus to Moscow.
Besides LiAZ, GAZ Group comprises Russia's second largest car and truck
maker GAZ; Pavlovsky Avtobus, or PAZ; Golitsyno Bus Plant, or GolAZ;
Kanashsky auto plant; Saransk Dump Truck Plant; Kurgan Bus Plant,
or KAVZ; Yaroslavl Motor plant; and Yaroslavl Fuel Equipment Plant.
(27.3386 rubles - U.S. $1)