Private company
Путевая машинная станция №185
Путевая машинная станция №185 is a Russian company based in Ushumun, founded in 1963, part of Russian Railways.1 It employed 300 people.1
Путевая машинная станция № 185 (ПМС-185) — советское и Российское предприятие, путевая машинная станция Забайкальской дирекции по ремонту пути — структурного подразделения Центральной дирекции по ремонту пути — филиала открытого акционерного общества Российские железные дороги, расположенная в поселке Ушумун Амурской области. Производственная база станции размещается на станции Ушумун.2 From the Russian Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0
Last updated Oct 21, 2026.
Overview
- HeadquartersUshumun, Russia1
Corporate structure
Путевая машинная станция №185 is part of a group headed by Russian Railways. 38 entities, 7 countries on record. Switch between the flow chart and the network, and select any entity to see its details.
- Russian Railways Москва, Russia
- Путевая машинная станция №185 Ushumun, Russia
- Karelian Trains Subsidiary · 50% · Helsinki, Finland
- Aeroexpress Subsidiary · 25% · Moscow
- East Siberian Railway Subsidiary · Irkutsk
- Far Eastern Railway Subsidiary · Khabarovsk
- Federal Passenger Company Subsidiary · Moscow, Russia
- Gorky Railway Subsidiary · Nizhny Novgorod
- Kaliningrad Railway Subsidiary · Kaliningrad
- Krasnoyarsk Railway Subsidiary · Krasnoyarsk
- Kuybyshev Railway Subsidiary · Samara
- Moscow Railway Subsidiary · Moscow
- Тульский регион Московской железной дороги Subsidiary
- Moscow-Kursk division of Moscow railroad Subsidiary · Russia
- Moscow-Smolensk division of Moscow Railroad Subsidiary
- Nikolaevskaya railway Subsidiary · Saint Petersburg, Russia
- North Caucasus Railway Subsidiary · Rostov-on-Don
- Northern Railway Subsidiary · Yaroslavl
- Northwest Suburban Passenger Company Subsidiary · Karelia, Russia
- Oktyabrskaya Railway Subsidiary · Санкт-Петербург
- Privolzhskaya Railway Subsidiary · Saratov
- Волгоградский регион Приволжской железной дороги Subsidiary · Volgograd, Russia
- Sakhalin Railway Subsidiary · Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk
- South Caucasus Railway Subsidiary · Yerevan
- South Eastern Railway Subsidiary · Voronezh
- South Urals Railway Subsidiary · Chelyabinsk
- Sverdlovsk Railway Subsidiary · Headquarters of Sverdlovsk railway
- Trans-Baikal Railway Subsidiary · Chita
- Trans-Eurasia Logistics Subsidiary
- TransTelekom Subsidiary · Moscow
- and 44 more
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Subsidiaries and ownership
Parent company
From Wikidata.1
Timeline
- 1963Founded Founded1
Sources
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