GATX Stock

GATX FCF per Share

The Free Cash Flow per Share of GATX (GATX) as of Aug 4, 2026 is -19.09 USD. In the previous year, Free Cash Flow per Share was -29.95 USD — a change of -36.25% (higher).

FCF per Share

-19.09USD

YoY

-36.25%

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Free Cash Flow per Share of GATX is 2026 -19.09 USD. Free Cash Flow per Share of GATX was 2025 -29.95 USD. It decreases by -36.25% higher compared to the previous year.
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GATX Stock analysis

What does GATX do? The GATX Corporation is an American company that operates in the leasing services sector and has its headquarters in Chicago. The company's history dates back to 1898 when it was founded as the German-American Tank Car Company. In its early days, the company exclusively dealt with the rental of railway wagons for the transportation of liquid goods such as oil and chemical substances. Over time, GATX expanded its offerings to include other types of transport vehicles, including tank containers and aircraft fuel tanks. Today, the company is no longer limited to rail transport but also leases freight cars, ships, aircraft, and heavy transports. GATX's business model is based on renting transportation equipment to customers in various industries, including the chemical and energy industry, the food and beverage industry, and the transportation and logistics industry. The company offers flexible lease agreements that allow customers to retrieve or return equipment as needed. In return, GATX receives regular rental income and retains ownership of the equipment. GATX is currently active in four major areas: Rail North America, Rail International, Portfolio Management, and American Steamship Company. The first division, Rail North America, is the company's largest business segment and includes the leasing of railway wagons and locomotives in North America. GATX offers a wide range of vehicle types here, including special wagons for the transport of liquids and gases. Rail International is GATX's second major business segment and encompasses the leasing of railway wagons and locomotives in Europe, Asia, and South America. This division is characterized by its strong presence in emerging countries, where the demand for transportation means is continuously increasing. The portfolio management division is responsible for the management and sale of equipment that is no longer needed or is being phased out for other reasons. Here, GATX can either sell the equipment directly to other companies or auction them off to the highest bidder through online auctions. Finally, the American Steamship Company is a subsidiary of GATX that specializes in the transportation of freight on the Great Lakes. The company operates a fleet of ships that typically transport iron and coal ores, coal, grain, and cement. GATX offers its customers a wide range of products tailored to the needs of different industries. This includes refueling cars and containers, specialized wagons for transporting liquid chemicals and other hazardous substances, heavy transports and containers, as well as specialized containers for transporting freight on aircraft. Overall, GATX Corporation is a significant player in the global transportation and logistics industry. With a wide range of rental equipment and services, the company has become an important partner for customers worldwide. GATX is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

Frequently Asked Questions about GATX stock

Free Cash Flow per Share of GATX is -19.09 USD in 2026.

Free Cash Flow per Share of GATX changed from -29.95 USD to -19.09 USD, representing a -36.25% change. The value is higher than the previous year.

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FCF per share measures the free cash flow allocated to each outstanding share. It is a key metric for assessing shareholder value creation.

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