08 June 2004 22:58
Russian Railways expects credit rating by end of summer
MOSCOW. June 8 (Interfax) - Russian Railways plans to receive an international credit rating by the end of the
summer, the company's vice president, Anna Belova, said Tuesday at the Association of Managers conference:
"Corporate Structure in Russian Business: Problems and Solutions."
The company began talks with international rating agencies last week in Moscow with the aim of determining the level
of the company's credit rating. Russian Railways has charter capital of over 1.5 trillion rubles.
Russian Railways President Gennady Fadeev said last week that his company expects a higher rating than that of
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