Executive Team:

• CEO: Chen Wenjian
• CFO: Cui Sun

Specialized Equipment:

• Locomotives: Operating approximately 22,400 locomotives as of 2023, including electric and diesel types for both passenger and freight services
• High-Speed Train Sets: Operating over 1,000 high-speed train sets (CRH and Fuxing series) with maximum speeds up to 350 km/h, serving the world's largest high-speed rail network

Major Facilities:

• Beijing South Railway Station: Major high-speed rail hub in Beijing with a capacity of over 30 million passengers annually, serving as a central node for north-south and east-west routes

Geographic Scope:

China State Railway Group operates the world’s largest railway network, with over 162,000 km of track—including 48,000 km of high-speed rail—covering all regions of China and connecting 96% of cities with populations over 500,000, as well as extending to Hong Kong and remote areas. Internationally, its network reaches across Eurasia, linking 227 cities in 25 European countries and 100 cities in 11 Asian countries through extensive freight and passenger services, and is expanding its influence via Belt and Road Initiative projects.

Strategic Hubs:

• Beijing, China: Beijing South Railway Station serves as the primary high-speed rail hub in the capital, operating over 380 daily high-speed trains and connecting major cities across the country, making it a central node in the national railway network.
• Shanghai, China: Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station is a major high-speed rail hub in eastern China, handling over 500 daily high-speed trains and serving as a key gateway for both passenger and freight traffic in the Yangtze River Delta region.
• Guangzhou, China: Guangzhou South Railway Station is one of the largest and busiest railway stations in southern China, acting as a critical interchange for high-speed rail lines linking the Pearl River Delta with other major regions.
• Chengdu, China: Chengdu East Railway Station is the main high-speed rail hub in western China, facilitating extensive passenger and freight movement and serving as a strategic gateway to southwestern provinces.
• Xian, China: Xian North Railway Station is the principal high-speed rail hub in central China, connecting the region to major cities nationwide and supporting significant passenger volumes.
• Hong Kong, China: Hong Kong West Kowloon Railway Station is the main high-speed rail terminus in Hong Kong, providing cross-border connections to mainland China and serving as a vital international gateway.

Strategic Partnerships:

Core Services:

• Railway Passenger Transport: Provides nationwide passenger rail services, including high-speed and conventional trains, with unified control and command of railway operations and allocation of transport capacity.
• Railway Freight Transport: Offers cargo transport services across China’s railway network, including specialized freight such as thermal coal and emergency rescue transport.