TOUAX

TOUAX has finalized the refinancing of its corporate debt maturing in 2027 through two operations in July 2026. The Group issued an inaugural green bond totaling 39 million euros with a five-year maturity, partly supported by the European Union’s InvestEU Fund, and secured a green loan of 44 million euros as a five-year senior secured bank credit aligned with green principles. With these transactions, 100% of TOUAX SCA’s debt is now labeled green, reinforcing its strategy to promote modal shift and low-carbon transport solutions. The refinancing extends the Group’s debt maturity profile, leaving no major maturities before 2030, and follows the renewal of TOUAX Container’s 115 million dollar asset financing lines and the 2025 refinancing of its European freight wagon activity through two green loans of 50 million euros and 163 million euros.

Trinity Industries has expanded its long-term rail growth strategy into India through a new railcar leasing joint venture. On June 3, TrinityRail Global joined Touax Group and Texmaco Rail & Engineering to form TTRL, a railcar leasing platform in India. The partnership combines a North American railcar lessor and manufacturer, a European railcar lessor, and an Indian rail manufacturer. The move extends Trinity's freight-market exposure beyond North America and adds leasing, maintenance, and lifecycle services to its international rail asset base.

Touax has successfully renewed the asset-backed facilities of its Containers division for $115 million on 30 June 2026. The transaction refinances the asset portfolio of Touax Container Asset Financing Ltd over four years and finances new investment, including equipment purchases for leasing and trading activity. The documentation also provides for an additional $20 million accordion option to support growth. Financing was granted by ING Bank, ABN AMRO Bank, and HELABA Landesbank Hessen-Thüringen. Touax expects containerised traffic to increase by 2% to 4% in 2026, with a recovery in leasing demand in the second half of the year.