Two Australian companies have joined the route for the acquisition of the railway leasing company in Porterbrook, Great Britain, which holds third of the rolling stock that runs on the British network.
According to the press, the competition for the acquisition of the company includes the investment company Macquarie Bank, a consortium led by infrastructure investor Hastings Funds Management, together with German company Allianza and Canadian company Aimco.
Apart from these companies, Cheung Kong Infrastructure, from Hong Kong, is also interested in the acquisition. Due to the various bidders, the cost of the transaction could exceed GBP 2 Billion (EUR 2.5 Billion).
Source: www.cityam.com
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