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Encyclopedia > Porterbrook

Porterbrook Leasing Company is one of the three major lessors of railway locomotives, multiple units and coaching stock in the UK. It was formed in 1994 by Abbey National on the privatisation of British Rail. The banks, would provide capital to purchase rolling stock, and train operating companies and freight operating companies would hire the trains. It subsequently has expanded to hire locomotives and stock on the European Continent.


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  • Porterbrook Leasing website (http://www.porterbrook.com)

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Porterbrook (363 words)
Porterbrook Leasing Company Limited ("Porterbrook"), a subsidiary of Abbey National Treasury Services plc, signed a lease with Connex Cargo Logistics GMbH on 29th November 2001 in Frankfurt, Germany for three new dual voltage Class 185 locomotives built by Bombardier Transportation GmbH at their Kassel works.
Connex is a major customer for Porterbrook in the UK and we have been able to demonstrate that we can add value to their international operations as well.
Porterbrook has been highly successful in winning new train orders since privatisation, with £1 billion in new business won - investing in over 1,000 new passenger vehicles and 1,100 new freight locomotives and wagons, and in the refurbishment of much of its in-fleet equipment.
House of Commons - Northern Ireland Affairs - Appendices to the Minutes of Evidence (695 words)
Porterbrook has experience of offering contract hire arrangements where the risk of train service provision is passed from the public to the private sector.
If Porterbrook caused a train to be cancelled owing to not providing a unit for a working, a rebate of charge would apply.
Porterbrook shall have the option of returning the old rolling stock or of "putting" (as in a put option), the new rolling stock to NIR at the pre agreed residual value price or of entering into a lease agreement with NIR.
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