SP Tech Solutions and G&K Rail Group Sign Cooperation Agreement at TRAKO 2025
- SP Tech Solutions
- Sep 25
- 2 min read
At the TRAKO 2025 International Railway Fair in Gdańsk, SP Tech Solutions entered into a strategic cooperation agreement with Cargo Train, a company within the G&K Rail Group. The partnership covers the implementation of Raily Cargo AI, SP Tech Solutions’ proprietary platform designed to drive digitalization and automation in rail freight operations.
Raily Cargo AI is an advanced system that leverages artificial intelligence to forecast transport demand, plan resources, optimize routes, and anticipate potential disruptions in rail traffic. By enabling lower operating costs and reduced CO₂ emissions, the platform enhances both efficiency and predictability for freight operators.
Piotr Kwietniewski, CEO of G&K Rail Group, emphasized the importance of this step in the company’s development:
“By choosing to work with SP Tech Solutions, we are investing in the most advanced system currently available to support freight rail transport. Raily Cargo AI will allow us not only to raise the standards of customer service, but also to significantly improve planning and process management. This will help us respond more effectively to growing market demands and deliver solutions that set new benchmarks for rail logistics.”
Piotr Sikorski, CEO of SP Tech Solutions, highlighted the practical value of the agreement:
“Signing this agreement with G&K Rail Group marks an important milestone in advancing the modernization and professionalization of rail freight in Poland. Raily Cargo AI was created to support operators in day-to-day transport management – from resource planning and process optimization to improved predictability and safety. I am confident that its implementation will give G&K Rail Group a strong competitive edge, enabling the company to address market needs more effectively and strengthen long-term relationships with its customers.”
The signing of the agreement at Poland’s largest railway trade fair underscores the growing importance of innovative technologies in shaping the future of freight transport and confirms that digitalization is becoming a central driver of transformation in the rail industry.
