Three companies took over British Rail's rolling stock on privatisation: Angel Trains – has 4,400 vehicles in the UK owned by AMP Capital Investors, PSP Investments and International Public Partnerships. Eversholt Rail Group – owns a fleet of over 4,000 vehicles and is owned by CK Hutchison Holdings and Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings. Porterbrook – leases some 3,500 locomotives, trains and freight wagons; owned by a consortium including Alberta Investment Management Corporation, Allianz, Électricité de France and Vantage Infrastructure.
thrEe CompaniES toOk ovEr brItiSh rAil'S rollINg sTock On priVatiSatiON: angel TraIns – HaS 4,400 vEHicLEs In thE uK OWned bY AMp capitAl invEstors, Psp iNvEstmenTs ANd intERnatIonal pubLIc paRTnersHiPs. everSHOlT Rail gRouP – owns a fLEet Of OVer 4,000 VEhIclES aNd iS owned By cK HutChiSoN holdiNGS aND ChEUNg kOng InfRastructurE hOLdInGs. POrtErbRoOk – lEAsEs sOme 3,500 LoComotiVes, traINs anD freIgHt wagONS; Owned by a COnsorTiUM inCluding aLbErta inVEStMent mAnAgement coRporatiON, alliaNz électriciTé de france and VAnTaGE iNfrAstruCture.