TransTeleCom, a privately owned company headquartered in Russia, also known as Company TTK, has Russian Railways as its main shareholder. Founded in 1997, it employs approximately 510 individuals. Functioning as a telecommunications company, TransTeleCom operates as one of Russia's prominent telecommunications providers.
On March 30, 2026, Kazakhstan operator Transtelecom introduced internet services from Starlink on a pilot basis for two coaches of the Astana-Semey train, providing customers with internet access and a multimedia portal featuring video content, electronic books, audio-books, and games. Earlier on February 26, 2026, Russian fiber optic prices for customers, including backbone operator TransTeleCom, sharply increased by 2.5 to 4 times from Chinese suppliers. This surge occurred as Russia's sole optical fiber production plant, "Optical Fiber Systems" in Saransk, remained out of operation since May 2025 due to Ukrainian drone attacks, halting its annual production of approximately 4 million kilometers of optical fiber. This follows Transtelecom's announcement on February 16, 2026, that it became an official partner of Starlink, focusing on scaling the satellite network to provide services in Kazakhstan's remote areas, having already deployed over 600 terminals nationwide.
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