Sojitz Corporation of America expands its footprint in the rail industry with the acquisition of BW Services

Deal Flash

Sojitz Corporation of America has continued the expansion of its North American rail-focused portfolio with the acquisition of BW Services.

Corporation of America, a subsidiary of the Japan-based Sojitz Group, is a major player in global trading and investment. The Sojitz Group, formed from the merger of Nichimen Corporation and Nissho Iwai Corporation, has a history spanning over 150 years and operates through approximately 400 subsidiaries and affiliates worldwide. This acquisition marks Sojitz Corporation of America’s strategic move into the railcar servicing sector, aligning its growth and diversification objectives.

At a buoyant time for M&A in the railcar servicing sector, this transaction marks an exciting step forward for Sojitz Corporation of America. Thanks to a proactive growth and diversification strategy, Sojitz is now set to widen its profile in the thriving rail industry. It was a privilege for us here at Oaklins E. Canada to curate this expansion opportunity, and we look forward to seeing its acquisition bear fruit for both parties.  FAUSTO LEVY, PRINCIPAL, OAKLINS E. CANADA

Oaklins worked tirelessly towards the success of this transaction

Oaklins E. Canada acted as the buy-side M&A advisor to Sojitz Corporation of America in this transaction. Leveraging deep industry expertise and a strong network of relationships in the rail sector, Oaklins facilitated a seamless acquisition process. The team provided comprehensive support throughout the transaction, from initial due diligence and negotiations to finalizing the deal.

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Fausto levy
Fausto Levy Montreal, Canada
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Sebastien Nadeau Montreal, Canada
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