VTG for sale?

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German business newspaper Handelsblatt has reported that Morgan Stanley wants to sell its 57% stake in VTG AG and has appointed advisors

Morgan Stanley had built up a holding of around 30% in the Hamburg-based company before buying Klaus Michael Kühne’s 20% in 2018, and then proceeded to a takeover.

 

VTG, which has a fleet of 94,000 wagons, reported an EBITDA of around €492M  in FY2020-21. The company is Europe’s largest private railway logistics provider with three divisions – wagon leasing, rail logistics and tank container logistics.

 

It is expected that a sale, for which Goldman Sachs and Credit Agricole have been engaged as advisors, could fetch €6B-€7B, said Handelsblatt.

 

Earlier this month it was announced that VTG is selling most of its non-German tank containers interests to Suttons Group.

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