Company Strategy
As a key business unit of RZD Holding, FPC’s operations in general are focused on achieving financial, economic, and volume targets set out in the Long-Term Development Programme of Russian Railways until 2025 (LDP) approved by the Russian Government.
In 2019, FPC developed and approved the Long-Term Development Strategy until 2030 (the “Strategy”) and set up a framework for its implementation.
In 2020, the Company approved the Regulations on the System of Key Performance Indicators
Mission
We are improving the quality of life by offering extremely safe, affordable and comfortable passenger experience.
Vision
FPC is Russia’s leader in passenger mobility. It is a highly efficient, financially sound, and customer-focused company that strives to enhance value while ensuring sustainable development in passenger mobility across customer segments and regions of Russia, covering key long-distance destinations in demand.
Strategic goals of the Company
According to the Strategy, the Company’s main focus is on significantly increasing the average train speeds, developing comprehensive combined transport operations (such as multimodal transport services), increasing passenger traffic on the key routes in Russia, and improving the competitiveness of our existing services. The Company will also continue to act as a public carrier, which means servicing single-mode or socially important routes.
The Strategy’s key targets relevant to FPC address changes in the transport market, the competitive situation, evolving customer requirements, and development trends in the passenger transport regulatory environment. FPC’s Strategy assumes the Company retains its current role within the strategic development programme of RZD Holding.
2020 Strategy delivery summary
Although in 2020 FPC operated in an unfavourable economic environment due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Company was able to maintain interregional connections and meet all the requirements of the Russian Federal Service for Surveillance on Consumer Rights Protection and Human Wellbeing (Rospotrebnadzor) aimed at improving the affordability of rail services and protecting the health of passengers.
FPC’s vast workforce of was retained, and salaries were paid on time.
At the same time, the Company implemented an ambitious cost optimisation programme.
To maintain its financial stability, in 2020, FPC took advantage of government support measures set out in regulatory documents for companies affected by the spread of COVID-19.
While restrictions were in force, the Company focused on further improvement of services, new route development, and rolling stock repair. These operational approaches and solutions, as well as the implementation of strategic