Rail Operations Group bought out by London-based investment house

Rail Operations Group at speed (ROG - Twitter)

Rail Operations Group has been sold to the London-based investment house STAR Capital. The deal will see STAR take a majority stake in the parent company Rail Operations (UK), which operates the rolling stock movement and storage businesses, and is planning to launch a new high-speed logistics and express freight service. The acquisition is being heralded as a vote of confidence in the development of the UK rail freight industry.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

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