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POLAND PROFILE: PKP GROUP
million passengers which was an increase on the 10.7 million
figure of 2006. In 2007, PKP Rapid Urban Rail in Tri-City Ltd
(PKP SKM Sp. z o.o.) carried 40.6 million passengers – in 2006
they carried 39.3 million.
The freight operation results of the 2007 figures showed
that PKP Cargo Joint Stock Company (PKP Cargo S.A.)
transported 144.9 million tonnes, but in 2006 this
figure was 149.1 million tonnes. PKP Broad-Gauge
Metallurgical Line Ltd (PKP LHS Sp. z o.o.) transport 8.6
million tonnes which was an increase in the 2006 figure of
7.3 million tonnes.
Rail consultancy
Polish State Railways Joint Stock Company – PKP S.A.
PKP S.A. are among the leading owners of real estates in Providing a seamless
Poland. All over the country, PKP S.A. has 98.2 thousand of
connection to the future
real estates with a total area of approximately 107.4
thousand hectares. Some of these estates are used by railway
ARCADIS is an international company that delivers
lines and some constitute the production and service
consulting, engineering and project management
backyard of railway companies, office buildings, apartment
services for infrastructure, environment and facilities.
blocks and railway stations. 15% of these real estates can be
Focused on mobility, sustainability and quality of life.
potentially used in business. The real properties of PKP With more than 13,000 employees worldwide, we
provide the company with huge potential to gain profits on
generate over 1.5 billion in annual revenues. We
the attractive market of real estates, all the more because
have home market positions in Europe, the United
Poland is an attractive country for investors (mostly
States and South America.
investment funds) from that sector. The rate of return in
Poland is very high and the investment risk is low. However,
high financial assets are a requisite to exploit the full
business potential accumulated in railway hotels, office
buildings, kindergartens, schools, sports centres and
many others.
Four main options for economic usage of railway areas
will be considered during works of consulting companies,
which are:
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To sell the real estates to investors
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To transfer the real estates to an investor for paid usage
and to oblige him to complete a particular project upon
the real estate area
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To establish a company with participation of third
parties, to which a real estate is contributed for the Our offer
investor to complete a project
Rail transport is a key to sound economic development. Urban
and rural environments are dealing with a lack of space and
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To perform own investments on real estates, financed
with infrastructure developments requiring careful design.
from external funds
We work together with governments and rail companies to
develop innovative, sustainable and yet practical solutions that
Hybrid variants are also taken into account enhance mobility and public transportation.
PKP S.A. has 3,005 railway stations, of which 1,506 are in
operation and 1,499 are not used. Their total useful area
See what we can do for you
- Consultancy, planning and feasibility
amounts to 1,320,317m
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. Their value is estimated at €205
- Signalling and power supply
million. These railway stations can be divided into four
- Geotechnics and foundation techniques
categories (A-D) on the basis of the number of departed
- Project design and engineering
passengers. So, according to the 2000: - Project and program management
- Tunnels & bridges
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A – with more than 2 million passengers departed (15,
including 5 stations which depart more than 3.5 million
- Railway buildings and architecture
- Environmental impact assessments
passengers)
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B – with 1 to 2 million passengers departed (27)
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C – with 0.3 to 1 million passengers departed (147) Please visit us on www.arcadis-global.com/rail
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