The state-owned enterprise ‘Moldovan Railways’ has announced a 15 per cent increase in the cost of rail freight transport. The new tariffs will come into force on 1 November.
The decision was taken on Friday during a joint meeting between company representatives and business operators.
A statement by CFM, posted on social media, specifies that the increase will apply to export, import, transit and domestic freight services. The rise in the cost of petroleum products was cited as the reason for the tariff revision.
“From 1 November 2026, freight rates for export, import, transit and domestic transport will be increased by 15 per cent due to the rise in the cost of petroleum products,” the CFM statement said.
The company emphasised that the transport of Moldovan grain remains a priority for the business. This is done to support agricultural producers and promote exports.
Furthermore, CFM assured that all economic operators are provided with equal terms, without any preferential treatment or selective priority for individual partners. This implies that no discounts will be offered for cargoes to or from Ukraine.
“CFM ensures equal conditions for all economic operators, without granting advantages or selective priority to individual partners,” the company explained.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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