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After Railcoop, which appeals to civil society to obtain funds, it is the turn of Le Train to turn to the general public to offer them the opportunity to become a shareholder. The railway company, which wishes to launch five high-speed lines in the great west of France (and serve 11 destinations, including Bordeaux-Nantes in less than 3 hours), explains that it is in the process of “ finalize » his fundraising.
« While a final fundraiser will be exclusively reserved for large-scale investors, Le Train wishes to offer all economic players, the inhabitants of the Grand-Ouest, and its future travelers the opportunity to become shareholders.“, specifies the company in a press release. She chose Tudigo, a French platform, to support her in this process. Subscription will be possible from April 3 until the end of the month (after a pre-registration period launched yesterday on the site Alain Getraud, the general manager of Le Train, indicates that he wants to open the capital up to one to three million euros.
Recall that Le Train, which obtained its railway company license in December and then announced the order of ten trains from Talgo, last spring welcomed Crédit Agricole and the Crédit Mutuel Arkea group to its funding round. The company aims for 3 million passengers per year with 50 daily trains.
