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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 CORP executive Brian L. Glassberg, EVP, General Counsel & Secretary, reported two transactions in common stock. He received a grant of 2,790 shares at no cost, and 1,236 shares were disposed of at $192.825 per share to cover tax obligations, leaving him with 7,041 shares held directly.
GATX CORP executive Kimberley Nero reported mixed equity transactions involving company common stock. Nero received a grant or award acquisition of 2,913 shares of common stock on February 18, 2026, at a stated price of $0.0000 per share, increasing directly held shares to 5,594.
On the same date, 1,291 shares were disposed of in a tax-withholding transaction at $192.8250 per share to cover exercise price or tax liabilities, leaving 4,303 directly owned shares after this disposition. The filing reflects routine equity compensation and related tax withholding activity by the EVP & Chief HR Officer.
GATX Corporation filed its annual report describing a global railcar and engine leasing business with total assets of $18.0 billion as of December 31, 2025. The company owns or manages about 156,000 railcars across North America, Europe, and India, plus locomotive and tank container fleets and aircraft spare engines.
A major development was the GABX joint venture with Brookfield to acquire approximately 101,000 railcars from Wells Fargo for about $4.2 billion. GATX initially owns 30% of GABX, contributed $385.3 million of equity, and GABX entered a $2.96 billion term loan that GATX guarantees. GATX also agreed to buy roughly 200 locomotives for $30.4 million. The report details diversified customers, long-term supply agreements for new railcars, growing international operations, human capital and safety initiatives, and extensive risk disclosures including demand cycles, competition, environmental regulation, climate and cybersecurity risks, and execution risks around the Wells Fargo rail acquisition and GABX structure.
GATX Corporation reported significantly stronger 2025 results and stepped up capital returns to shareholders. Fourth‑quarter 2025 net income was $97.0 million, or $2.66 per diluted share, up from $76.5 million, or $2.10, a year earlier. Full‑year 2025 net income rose to $333.3 million, or $9.12 per diluted share, compared with $284.2 million, or $7.78, in 2024. Earnings per share excluding tax adjustments and other items grew to $8.75 from $7.89, and return on equity reached 12.8%.
On February 18, 2026, the board increased the quarterly dividend 8.2% to $0.66 per share and approved a new $300 million share repurchase authorization. GATX completed a joint‑venture acquisition of approximately 101,000 Wells Fargo railcars for about $4.2 billion and invested $1.3 billion in 2025, while maintaining very high railcar utilization and issuing 2026 earnings guidance of $9.50–$10.10 per diluted share.
GATX Corporation director Adam L. Stanley reported an automatic acquisition of 27 shares of phantom stock/restricted stock units on February 2, 2026 at $180.665 per share equivalent. After this transaction, he beneficially owns 8,640 common-stock-equivalent shares in direct form.
The 27 units were credited through the dividend reinvestment feature of GATX’s Directors' Phantom Stock Plan and Directors' Voluntary Deferred Fee Plan. Each phantom stock/RSU represents the right to receive one share of GATX common stock, generally payable in stock after Stanley’s service on the board ends.
GATX Corporation director Anne L. Arvia reported an automatic award of additional equity-linked compensation. On February 2, 2026, she acquired 114 shares of common stock-equivalent phantom stock/RSUs at a reference price of $180.665 per share through the company’s dividend reinvestment feature.
These units were credited under GATX’s Directors’ Phantom Stock Plan and Directors’ Voluntary Deferred Fee Plan and increase her beneficial holdings to 33,303 common shares-equivalent. Each phantom share or RSU is generally settled in GATX common stock on a deferred basis when she leaves the board, aligning director compensation with long-term shareholder interests.
GATX Corporation director Diane Aigotti reported an automatic acquisition of 68 shares of phantom stock/RSUs on February 2, 2026. These units were credited at a price of $180.665 per share under GATX's Directors' Phantom Stock Plan and Voluntary Deferred Fee Plan through a dividend reinvestment feature. After this transaction, Aigotti beneficially owned 19,032 shares of common stock on a direct basis. Each phantom stock/RSU represents the right to receive one share of GATX common stock, generally payable in stock on a deferred basis at her election when her board service ends.
GATX Corporation director James B. Ream reported a routine acquisition of additional deferred equity-based compensation. On 02/02/2026, he was credited with 155 shares of phantom stock/restricted stock units at a reference price of $180.665 per share under GATX’s directors’ phantom stock and deferred fee plans.
Each phantom share or RSU represents the right to receive one share of GATX common stock upon settlement, generally paid in stock after his board service ends. Following this dividend reinvestment transaction, Ream beneficially owned 48,406 common stock equivalents in direct form.
GATX Corporation director Paul G. Yovovich acquired 125 additional shares of phantom stock/restricted stock units on February 2, 2026 at a reference price of $180.665 per share. These units were credited through the dividend reinvestment feature of GATX’s directors’ phantom stock and deferred fee plans.
After this transaction, Yovovich beneficially owns 41,421 shares of GATX common stock in the form of phantom stock/RSUs. Each unit represents the right to receive one share of GATX common stock, generally payable in stock on a deferred basis when he leaves the board, at his election.
GATX Corporation director John McClain Holmes III acquired 136 additional stock-based units on February 2, 2026. The units were credited at a price of $180.665 each under GATX’s Amended and Restated Directors’ Voluntary Deferred Fee Plan.
The award consists of restricted stock units (RSUs) that each represent the right to receive one share of GATX common stock, generally payable after Holmes leaves the board, based on his deferral elections and dividend reinvestment. Following this transaction, he directly holds 3,461 common shares on a beneficial basis.