Welcome to our dedicated page for Gatx SEC filings (Ticker: GATX), a comprehensive resource for investors and traders seeking official regulatory documents including 10-K annual reports, 10-Q quarterly earnings, 8-K material events, and insider trading forms.
GATX Corporation filings document the financial results, capital structure and governance of a transportation-asset leasing company. Its 8-K reports include quarterly and annual operating results, Regulation FD disclosures, dividend actions, share repurchase authorization and updates tied to railcar leasing metrics, global rail investment and engine leasing activity.
GATX’s regulatory record also includes proxy materials covering shareholder votes, director and executive compensation matters and amendments to the company’s incentive award plan. Material-event filings describe senior note offerings, indentures, guarantees and other debt-financing arrangements, as well as acquisition accounting, historical financial statements and pro forma financial information for the completed rail operating lease portfolio acquisition through a joint venture.
GATX Corporation (GATX) Form 4: Director James B. Ream acquired 167 shares of phantom stock/RSUs on 08/01/2025 under the company’s Directors’ Phantom Stock and Deferred Fee Plans. The units were credited through the dividend-reinvestment feature at an effective price of $152.825 per share. No shares were sold. Following the transaction, Ream’s total beneficial ownership stands at 48,099 shares of common stock. Each phantom unit converts 1-for-1 into common stock, typically payable after the director leaves the board. The filing reflects a routine, non-open-market increase in ownership, representing roughly 0.3 % of Ream’s holdings and signaling continued alignment with shareholder interests.
GATX’s Q2-25 10-Q shows strong operating momentum. Total revenue rose 11.3% YoY to $430.5 million, while net income jumped 70% to $75.5 million ($2.06 diluted EPS). Six-month revenue increased 11.2% to $852.1 million and net income 29.8% to $154.1 million ($4.21 EPS). Growth was driven by higher lease rates and utilisation (99.2%), a 24.2% positive Lease Price Index and larger gains on asset dispositions ($40.5 million vs $25.6 million).
Segment highlights: Rail North America profit rose 23% to $96.6 million on higher revenue (+9%) and disposal gains; Rail International profit up 22% to $32.2 million; Engine Leasing profit up 48% to $27.3 million aided by non-dedicated engine revenue (+50%).
Balance sheet: Cash nearly doubled to $754.6 million since YE-24, but recourse debt climbed 6% to $8.74 billion, lifting gross leverage. Shareholders’ equity improved to $2.67 billion; book value per share ≈ $75.0.
Liquidity & cash flow: Operating cash flow was $285.5 million YTD; capex & portfolio investments absorbed $515.3 million; net debt issuance added $473 million.
Strategic move: On 29 May 2025 GATX agreed to acquire ~105,000 railcars from Wells Fargo for $4.4 billion via a JV with Brookfield (GATX 30% initial stake, option to 100%). Interest-rate swaps (notional $2.4 billion) hedge the deal; closing expected Q1-26.
Risks: Recourse debt and interest expense rose (net interest –$96.2 million Q2). East Palestine litigation continues despite a recent jury verdict assigning 0% liability to GATX; additional suits are pending. Maintenance and depreciation expenses also trended higher.