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PJSC Research and production corporation United Wagon Company RPC UWC the Holding or the Company Russias largest manufacturer of freight cars1 continues exporting to Mongolia. A total of 300 large-capacity container flat cars will be delivered to the country before the end of June.The first batch of flat cars Model 13-6724 will be delivered by UWC under its contract with Bodi International LLC one of Mongolias leading groups of companies in finance and banking real estate and construction infrastructure and mining industries. This flat car model new to the Groups product portfolio is unrivalled in the 1520-mm gauge area with its loading length of 46 ft and payload capacity of 80 t. The car is intended to carry large-capacity containers with a gross weight of up to 40 t.UWC will also deliver 200 flat cars Model 13-6851-05 to another Mongolian customer. The 40-ft long flat car with a payload capacity of 80 t is designed for large-capacity containers and tank containers of up to 40 t of gross weight including those filled with dangerous cargoes which is allowed by the cars powerful draft gear.The freight car delivered to Mongolia uses the 18-9855 bogie with an axle load of 25 t which significantly increases the payload capacity of the rolling stock prolongs its service life and improves its operational reliability.UWC won the contract for the supply of freight cars to Mongolia in 2020. Bodi International LLC has already started operating Tikhvin gondola cars as part of its fleet.Banzragch Erdenebayar Project Director at Bodi International LLC The rail shipping market in our country is growing fostered by several factors. Mongolia becomes the largest exporter of coal to China. The shipping corridor Russia-Mongolia-China is developing rapidly. As a result the interest in rolling stock has been growing. Over these several years we have seen the efficiency of UWCs freight cars and are ready to continue upgrading our fleet with such cars in future.1As reported by INFOLine-Analytics httpsinfoline.spb.runewsnews215822