Czech Railways has two years, writes daily Mladá fronta Dnes, to adapt long-term strategies to ensure continued profits and growth. The sale of property no longer needed by Czech Railways brought in roughly a billion crowns per year, according to sources, but that ‘era’ is almost at an end. The head of the firm, Daniel Kurucz, told Mf Dnes that the railway firm was almost at the point when it had sold most of what it could and that new sources of income would have to be found moving forward. Czech Railways will soon see the transfer of railway stations it owned to the Czech Railway Infrastructure Administration.
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