GTI Group of Companies Presents Its Development Strategy Through 2035

The GTI Group of Companies, a shareholder of Unitsky String Technologies Inc. (UST Inc.), has presented its development strategy for the period 2025–2035. The document marks the completion of the string transport technology maturation phase and outlines the transition to large-scale deployment in international markets. The strategy is built on a decade-long engineering foundation, scientific R&D, a certification framework, in-house manufacturing, and proprietary testing facilities.

GTI’s primary objective is to establish string technologies as a universal platform for urban, intercity, and cargo infrastructure. To achieve this goal, the company has defined a set of key priorities, including expanding its international presence, developing engineering capabilities, and improving the efficiency of its subsidiaries. The strategy also provides for the creation of a sustainable financial model and the expansion of the commercial project portfolio, which currently contains 15,400 km of potential routes at various stages of development worldwide.

A significant focus of the strategy is preparation for an IPO. GTI plans to consolidate its assets and transition to international financial reporting standards. Management processes will be streamlined. The following target indicators have been set: annual profit growth of at least 30% and profitability of no less than 40%. These benchmarks are viewed as the foundation for entering international capital markets.

"We see that most of the document focuses on projects that are currently under active development - there are 251 routes today. For each of them, the current process is fixed - from the preparation of a commercial proposal and financial model to the design, expertise, and construction. This is the first time we are revealing specific locations, as most of our projects have already passed a critical stage and key decisions have been made. Not all routes are listed in the tables. In particular, we have already begun to intensify our efforts in Vietnam, which is not mentioned in the document. In general, we can already talk about the company's transition from the product launch stage to scaling," said Evgeny Petrov.

The document emphasizes the importance of scientific and technological advancement. GTI and UST Inc. will continue R&D activities, testing, and certification of string transport technologies. The EcoTechnoPark in Maryina Gorka and the uSky Center in Sharjah remain key sites for demonstrations, design validation, and technology verification. 

The strategy also takes into account the interests of GTI investors. It provides for mechanisms to convert equity stakes, initiate payouts, and establish an investment participation structure. These measures are expected to accelerate the implementation of international projects and strengthen the holding’s financial stability.
 
GTI views the strategy as a flexible growth instrument. The document ensures continuity of the company’s course while remaining adaptable to current conditions. The holding expects that successful implementation of the strategy will lead to the expansion of its partner network and an increase in capitalization.