HS1 owners consider sale after receiving offers
Deal by Canada’s Borealis and Ontario Teachers is unlikely to affect day-to-day services on the high-speed line
The pension funds that own the company running Britain’s only high-speed railway, HS1, are considering a sale after receiving a number of offers.
The Canadian investors, Borealis and Ontario Teachers, have announced a strategic review of their ownership of HS1 Ltd, which operates and manages the line on a 30-year concession until 2040.
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Source: Guardian Transport
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