Abellio UK management buyout cuts ties with Dutch parent

Abellio UK train, which has changed owners Abellio

Dutch owned Abellio UK is about to be renamed Transport UK Group. The company is the subject of a management buyout that has been coming down the tracks for almost a year. Nederlandse Spoorwegen (NS) handed over to the reins, after receiving all formal approvals.

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Abellio UK management buyout cuts ties with Dutch parent

Abellio UK train, which has changed owners Abellio

Dutch owned Abellio UK is about to be renamed Transport UK Group. The company is the subject of a management buyout that has been coming down the tracks for almost a year. Nederlandse Spoorwegen (NS) handed over to the reins, after receiving all formal approvals.

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