Anatoli Unitsky discussed the GTI strategy for 2025-2035

The GTI Group of Companies has unveiled its development strategy for the coming decade.

GTI, a shareholder in the engineering company, Unitsky String Technologies Inc., has officially presented its development roadmap for the years 2025-2035. The strategy outlines the completion of the technological development phase of string transport and emphasizes the transition to scaling up the technology in international markets. The document was prepared based on more than ten years of experience in the fields of engineering development, scientific research, certification, own production, operation of demonstration and certification centers, and testing grounds.

The main goal of this strategy is to establish string technologies as a universal and environmentally friendly platform for transportation infrastructure in urban, intercity, and cargo segments.

A set of key actions has been identified to achieve this strategic objective. Among them are expanding international presence, enhancing engineering capabilities, improving the operational efficiency of its subsidiaries, establishing a sustainable financial model, and expanding its portfolio of commercial projects. Today, the portfolio of potential projects exceeds 15,000 kilometers of uST tracks at various stages of development worldwide.

An essential part of the strategy is preparing for the initial public offering (IPO). As part of this process, it is planned to consolidate assets, adopt international financial reporting standards, and optimize management processes.

GTI has set the following financial objectives: to achieve annual profit growth of at least 30%, with a profitability target of at least 40%. These indicators are considered to be the basis for successfully entering international stock markets.

The strategy emphasizes the strong connection between economic growth and scientific and technological advancement. GTI and UST Inc. will persist in their comprehensive research, development, testing, and certification of the uST transport and infrastructure solutions. The EcoTechnoPark in Maryina Gorka, Belarus, and the uSky Center in Sharjah, UAE, continue to be the main platforms for the technology demonstration and testing.

The document focuses on the interests of GTI partners. They are offered with clear-cut procedures for converting shares, initiating payments, and establishing a user-friendly framework for investing in projects. These measures are intended to accelerate the implementation of international initiatives and enhance the long-term financial sustainability of the holding company.

GTI sees the new strategy as a flexible management tool for development. The document maintains the continuity of the long-term course, adapts to modern conditions, and its implementation is expected to contribute to the expansion of the partner network and the increase in the capitalization of the GTI Group of Companies.

“Today, string transport is a promising infrastructure solution that is ready for global implementation. The completion of the technological development stage was a result of the hard work of our entire engineering school and the support of like-minded people. The objectives of scaling and preparing for an initial public offering are a natural progression that demonstrates that our approach to developing biosphere-friendly uST transport and infrastructure solutions is not only technically sound, but also financially viable,” commented Anatoli Unitsky, General Designer of UST Inc., on the release of the development strategy of the GTI Group of Companies.

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