Anatoli Unitsky on GTI’s Strategy for 2025–2035

Anatoli Unitsky on GTI’s Strategy for 2025–2035

20 December 2025

GTI Group of Companies has presented its development strategy for 2025–2035 — a document that summarizes more than a decade of technological formation of string transport and marks the transition to the next phase: international scaling.

GTI, as a shareholder of the engineering company Unitsky String Technologies Inc., has built the strategy on accumulated engineering, scientific, and production expertise. Over the years, extensive R&D, testing, and certification have been carried out, proprietary production facilities have been established, and demonstration and certification centers as well as testing sites have been launched.

The core objective of the strategy is to position string technologies as a universal and environmentally friendly platform for urban, intercity, and freight transport infrastructure. To achieve this goal, several key priorities have been defined, including expanding international presence, strengthening engineering capabilities, improving operational efficiency of subsidiaries, and building a sustainable financial model.

Particular attention is paid to the growth of the commercial project portfolio. Today, it exceeds 15,000 km of potential uST routes at various stages of development worldwide.

A crucial element of the strategy is preparation for an initial public offering (IPO). This process предусматривает asset consolidation, transition to international financial reporting standards, and optimization of management processes. The defined financial targets include annual profit growth of at least 30% and profitability not lower than 40%, aligning with the expectations of international capital markets.

The strategy emphasizes the inseparable link between commercial growth and scientific and technological development. GTI and UST Inc. will continue full-scale R&D, testing, and certification of uST transport and infrastructure solutions. Key facilities remain the EcoTechnoPark in Maryina Gorka (Belarus) and the uSky Center in Sharjah (UAE).

The document also reflects the interests of GTI partners. It outlines transparent mechanisms for equity conversion, the launch of payouts, and the creation of a convenient structure for investment participation. These measures are expected to accelerate international projects and strengthen the long-term financial stability of the holding.

Commenting on the release of the strategy, Anatoli Unitsky, General Designer of UST Inc., stated:

Today, string transport is an infrastructure solution ready for global implementation. The completion of the technological formation stage is the result of the tremendous efforts of our entire engineering school and the support of like-minded partners. The goals of scaling and preparation for an IPO are a logical step, proving that our path toward creating biosphere-friendly uST transport and infrastructure solutions is not only technologically sound, but also economically justified.

Reviewing the document “GTI Group of Companies Development Strategy for 2025–2035” allows partners to better understand the current stage of the project and the logic behind its future development. A detailed discussion of the strategy is also planned during a live broadcast with Maxim Isyp on December 20, where the key provisions of the document will be explained in depth.

 

 

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