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The Gazpromtrans logo is blue and is based on the corporate visual identity of the Gazprom Group. On the left is the large Gazprom emblem with a flame inside the letter G, on the right is the word “GAZPROM” in large letters, and below it is the word “TRANS” placed inside a rectangular box. The company name is formed from the name “Gazprom” and the word “trans”, indicating its transport-related line of business.

LLC “Gazpromtrans” is a wholly owned subsidiary of PJSC “Gazprom”, established in 2002 to consolidate the group’s railway assets into a unified technological complex. The company provides freight forwarding and transport services and organizes the transportation of liquid hydrocarbons, sulfur, and other cargoes. Its main branches were established in 2003, and its current corporate structure includes seven branches. Gazpromtrans operates its own and leased rolling stock, and its geographic reach covers the European part of Russia, Siberia, the Far East, the Baltics, and the CIS countries. By its business profile, it is one of the key transport companies within Gazprom’s structure.

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