Producing Wagons in Sivas, Gök Rail Employs 1000 People

Domestic and national wagons continue to be produced in the factory, which was founded by Gök Yapı A.Ş., Turkey's largest private railway wagon manufacturer, in Sivas at the end of April.

Gök Yapı A.Ş.'s investment in Demirağ OIZ also contributes to the economy and employment of Sivas.

The factory, which operates in a closed area of ​​70 thousand square meters for now, provides employment to a thousand people in Sivas. It was learned that new areas were allocated to the factory from Demirağ OIZ and that it will increase its investment in Sivas.

Located in Demirağ OSB, 'Gök Rail', the foundations of which were laid to produce domestic and national wagons, also carries out the production of bogies, which are the critical components of wagons, on robotic and advanced manufacturing technology lines.

Railway Vehicles and Equipment Manufacturer Gök Rail

GÖK GROUP, whose foundations were laid in 1980, has become one of the largest and most successful groups not only in Turkey but also in Europe, with the goal of achieving the success it has achieved in its country, in the world, in its journey of more than 40 years.

With this perspective, he created the Gök Rail brand in 2008. It started its railway vehicle and equipment production activities by investing in Sivas. Gök Rail, which has achieved various successes and many firsts in the past 12 years;

It produced Turkey's first domestic "Bumper and Traction Package" products. After obtaining the international TSI certificate, it started its sales both in Turkey and Europe.

It started to make its own wagon designs and analyzes with its R&D investments.

It started to sell wagons to Europe by obtaining TSI certificate for each type of freight wagon.

In 2017, it undertook and successfully completed Turkey's first domestic freight wagon project.

Gök Rail, which has reached the production capacity of 2 freight wagons per day in recent years, is proud of contributing to the country's economy by increasing its exports day by day by producing various wagons to countries such as France, England, Germany, Austria, India, Poland and Russia!