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Vossloh
Vossloh is a rail infrastructure company founded in 1990 in Werdohl, Germany.
Vossloh
Vossloh is a rail infrastructure company founded in 1990 in Werdohl, Germany. It provides integrated solutions for rail transportation, including track fastening systems, concrete ties, switch systems, crossings, and services for rail track life cycles. Vossloh serves public and private railway companies, network operators, and regional and municipal transport companies – acquired by CRRC Corporation in May 2020.
General information
Firm type
other
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Germany
City
Werdohl
Corporate office
Werdohl, Germany
Additional offices
Lakewood, CO, United States · Municipio de San Jose Iturbide, Guanajuato, Mexico · Monte Lake, BC, Canada
Principals
Oliver Schuster
CEO
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs Vossloh and what is the firm's structure?
Vossloh is led by CEO Oliver Schuster. It is a publicly traded industrial company listed on the stock exchange, not a family office or investment firm. Its governance follows corporate governance rules for listed entities in Germany.
Does Vossloh invest in companies or act as a supplier?
Vossloh is a rail infrastructure manufacturer and service provider. It does not function as an asset manager or family office. Its business is selling physical products and digital solutions to railroads, transits, and industrial customers. The company does acquire technology companies, such as its May 2026 intention to buy lidar specialist Cordel Group PLC.
What geographic markets does Vossloh serve?
Vossloh serves North America (United States, Canada, Mexico), Europe (Germany, Sweden), and other regions such as Tanzania. In North America, its customers include Class I railroads, transit authorities like NYC MTA and Chicago CTA, and industrial railroads. It is also supplying the California High-Speed Rail project.
What products and services does Vossloh offer?
Vossloh manufactures concrete ties, rail fastening systems, switch systems and turnouts, and provides rail maintenance services (grinding, welding). It also offers a digital platform called Vossloh connect for track monitoring and analytics.
Is Vossloh a family office?
No. Vossloh is a publicly traded company (stock listed) and a rail infrastructure supplier. It is not a family office and does not manage capital for individuals or families.
What is Vossloh's ownership structure?
Vossloh is a public limited company (Aktiengesellschaft) listed on the stock exchange. Its ownership consists of public shareholders and institutional investors. The firm does not disclose a controlling shareholder on its public website.
Has Vossloh recently announced any major contracts?
Yes. In May 2026, Vossloh announced it will supply concrete sleepers and fastening systems for the California High-Speed Rail line, the first high-speed rail project in the United States. Also in May 2026, it confirmed a new turnout production plant in Sweden and an intention to acquire Cordel Group PLC for lidar technology (per Vossloh investor news, 2026).
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