Wells Fargo Signs a Deal to Sell its $4.4 Billion Rail Asset Portfolio

The 4.4 billion dollar railway rental department (NYSE: WFC) will be sold to a joint project between Bookfield and Gatx Corporation.

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The agreement covers the entire rail rental wallet, which consists of about 105,000 railways, as well as a railway financing rental portfolio, which consists of 440 locomotives and 23,000 railway vehicles. According to Wells Fargo & Company (NYSE: WFC), the deal is appropriate for its plan to simplify the processes and will not have a significant impact on its financial data.

Brookfield Infrastructure will own 70 % of the business, with the possibility that Gatx Corporation will eventually get the entire company. GATX Corporation will supervise the operations and initially remain a 30 % stake at work. The deal is expected to be closed by Q1 2026.

David Marx, Executive Vice President, Wales Vargo and Partners (WFC) commercial banking services, commented:

“This deal is compatible with the continuous Wells Fargo strategy of simplifying our business and focusing on products and services that are essential for our customers,”

GATX Corporation gets operating control, enhances the depth of capital in Brucefield of infrastructure and transportation infrastructure.

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