Headquartered in Lake Oswego, OR Fiscal year ends August NYSE: GBX gbrx.com
Greenbrier Companies is an international supplier of equipment and services to global freight transportation markets. The company designs, builds, and markets freight railcars in North America, Europe, and Brazil through wholly-owned subsidiaries and joint ventures. Greenbrier is also a provider of freight railcar wheel services, parts, maintenance, and retrofitting services in North America. The company owns a lease fleet of approximately 20,900 railcars that originate primarily from its manufacturing operations and offers railcar management, regulatory compliance services, and leasing services to railroads and other railcar owners in North America. Greenbrier operates through two reportable segments: Manufacturing, which handles railcar production and syndication activity, and Leasing & Fleet Management, which manages the owned lease fleet and related services. Updated
Greenbrier's margin problem just got loud: adjusted earnings came in at roughly half the Street's consensus as syndication delays and plant inefficiencies squeezed manufacturing. The offset investors should not miss is the first sequential backlog increase since fiscal 2024, with 3,400 new railcar orders worth $600 million.
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Greenbrier Companies is an international supplier of equipment and services to global freight transportation markets. The company designs, builds, and markets freight railcars in North America, Europe, and Brazil through wholly-owned subsidiaries and joint ventures.
The Wall Street consensus 12-month price target for GBX is $42.00.
