GRAMPET Group, the largest private railway holding with Romanian ownership in Central and South-Eastern Europe, has announced a series of management changes at Train Hungary.
Effective from June 2024, Schubert Gyongyi, the Commercial Director, and Beres Barna, the Operations Director, will no longer be part of Train Hungary's management team. The shareholders decided to end their collaboration with both directors due to acts of unfair competition that have impacted the GRAMPET Group.
Călin Grațian's dismissal followed allegations of his involvement in discussions with Russian investors from Transmasholding regarding the acquisition of Popeci Utilaj Greu. This involvement reportedly created unfair competition for GRAMPET Group.
GRAMPET Group has a long-standing commitment to ethical and high-performance leadership, having been active in the rail freight transport industry for 25 years. The holding operates in ten countries, including Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Germany, among others.
In light of these changes, the holding's management will be working with the relevant institutions to investigate the nature of the activities conducted by Schubert Gyongyi, Beres Barna, and former CEO Călin Grațian.
Train Hungary, established in 2005 in Debrecen and now headquartered in Budapest, has expanded its operations to Croatia and Slovenia, offering a full range of rail freight transport services.
