John Laing and Rock Rail secure financing for 61 Siemens Mireo Plus B battery-electric trains in Germany
London-based infrastructure investor John Laing and Rock Rail achieved financial close on a new fleet project in Germany, acquiring an 89% equity stake in a 61-train order. The investment covers Siemens Mireo Plus B battery-electric multiple units (BEMUs) to be deployed in northwest Germany under a 30-year availability-based wet lease structure. Rock Rail previously announced in 2025 that it would finance and own the fleet, with Siemens supplying the trains for deployment by an operator appointed by NWL later in 2026. The first trains are scheduled to enter service in late 2029 following a four-year delivery period. John Laing CEO Andrew Truscott highlighted the deal as a commitment to sustainable transport infrastructure, emphasizing the greenfield investment capabilities of the partnership.
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