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Wabtec leverages $30 billion backlog in freight rail services

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 16
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What happened

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Wabtec is actively providing parts and services within the freight rail sector. The company reported a $30 billion backlog, which has increased by 42% year over year. This revenue base is supported by long-term contracts, accounting for 60% of Wabtec's sales.

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Why it matters

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The strength of the freight rail market, including operators like Union Pacific and CSX, provides a stable foundation for Wabtec's business. This market strength allows Wabtec to secure long-term contracts for its services.

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Who's involved

  • WabtecAmerican transport rolling stock manufacturer focused on freight rail services
  • Rafael SantanaChairman and CEO of Wabtec
  • SECRegulatory body overseeing Wabtec's disclosures

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  • WabtecSpeculative

    Wabtec could experience stable revenue streams due to its long-term contracts in the freight rail sector.

How it developed

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  1. Wabtec secured a long-term support agreement for SA's freight rail corridors.1 source
  2. Wabtec is providing parts and service for the freight rail sector.1 source

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