With yesterday’s news that now the other Canadian Class I railway, Canadian National (CN) made an unsolicited offer to acquire Kansas City Southern (KCS), for $33.7 billion, following the previous announcement by its Canadian brethren, Canadian Pacific (CP) was set to acquire KCS for $29 billion, the current situation remains somewhat in a state of flux. But that has not stopped each railway from making their respective cases for acquiring KCS.
Source: logistics Mgmt
CP and CN make respective cases for acquiring Kansas City Southern
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