China North vehicle cumulative exports New Zealand locomotive up to 48 units

China North Car (601299, shares bar) (601299. SH) September 25 released a press release saying recently with the New Zealand KiwiRail Company signed a sales contract of 8 diesel locomotives, while the two sides signed a pilot repair agreement on the locomotive, making China's North vehicle for New Zealand's locomotive exports from a simple "product export" model to "Product + Service" export model.　　8 locomotives will be fully delivered by the end of 2014. In 2011 and 2013, China's northern vehicles successively exported to New Zealand a total of 40 world-loaded narrow-gauge diesel locomotives, equipped with New Zealand freight lines, to enhance New Zealand's cargo transport capacity.　　The signing of this additional agreement led to the company's export of New Zealand locomotives to 48 units. China's North vehicle also said the repair service agreement with New Zealand was the first Locomotive repair service agreement signed by China's rail-handing equipment industry for developed countries.　　According to the use of New Zealand locomotives, the locomotive running about 300,000 kilometers to carry out a middle repair. At present, China's rail transport equipment export model is still a single "product export" mode, China's rail equipment enterprises are mainly a single product provider.　　China North Vehicle is committed to the transformation from the product provider to the integrated service provider, in the export model to push from a single "product export" mode to the "Product + Service" export model, to achieve the output from the product to the technology output, export-capital mode extension. (Edit: Gu Beibei)