An international live stream featuring Anatoli Unitsky, the creator of uST technology, and Micron Global CEO Maxim Isyp has taken place.

Main topics: the international commercialization of uST, scientific credibility and global standing, the reward payout program, and special offers under the loyalty program. Watch the recording now for answers to these and other questions.

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Heartfelt congratulations to you all on EcoFest 2026, held today!

This celebration is a powerful reminder of the remarkable journey we are taking together. Every achievement of the GTI Group of Companies has been made possible by your trust, genuine belief in the project, and invaluable support.

As previously announced by the GTI Group of Companies, the start of payouts to technology co-owners was to be revealed during EcoFest 2026. We would therefore like to inform you of the following:

Acting on instructions from GTI, the Micron Global team is now entering the final stage of this work. We are currently finalizing the technical processes and preparing clear, easy-to-follow instructions for every participant.

On October 1, 2026, we will hold a special live stream covering the following in detail:

• Timeline and stages
• Payout amounts
• Payment procedure

Our top priority is to provide high-quality service, ensure the security of every process, and safeguard the interests of all investors and the GTI Group of Companies.

Best regards,
The Micron Global Team

On September 6, Anatoli Unitsky and Maxim Isyp hosted a live stream. The main announcement was that high-speed string transport is returning to the project’s overall economic model. This is a very positive development for all partners.

How will co-owners’ returns be generated?

High-speed transport was previously separated from the other business areas because of the enormous cost of building test tracks. The Infrastructure and Logistics Development Corporation has now been established to implement megaprojects such as the Minsk–Moscow corridor. The Group of Companies and the technology’s co-owners hold an initial 80% stake in the Corporation.

Partner returns will come from two sources:

• Engineering, Procurement, Construction (EPC). The portfolio of engineering design contracts for the Minsk–Moscow corridor alone will be worth approximately $500 million.
• Royalties. 5% of the Corporation’s revenue throughout the service life of the lines—100 years or more. The partners’ stake is securely protected: if the arrival of large-scale capital reduces it below the blocking stake threshold of 25%, the royalty rate will automatically rise to 10%.

Why are local projects necessary?

Urban and freight lines are the “first stage,” demonstrating the technology’s reliability to large-scale investors. The ongoing fund-raising keeps the engineering center—comprising more than 60 design bureaus—operating without interruption while global routes are being prepared. Targeted financing of specific commercial lines is planned for the future, with a projected annual target return of 20% or more.

Key dates in September:

• September 11: discounts will decrease by 100 points.
• September 18: EcoFest 2026 in Belarus.

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