Channel Tunnel refuses to go under in Brexit era

Image: Getlink

Channel Tunnel operator Getlink recorded some record figures in the run up to Brexit. Those results went some way to offsetting a disappointing year, hit hard by the pandemic. However, unlike client passenger operator Eurostar, the infrastructure manager entered 2021 in better financial shape than the headlines may suggest.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

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Channel Tunnel refuses to go under in Brexit era

Image: Getlink

Channel Tunnel operator Getlink recorded some record figures in the run up to Brexit. Those results went some way to offsetting a disappointing year, hit hard by the pandemic. However, unlike client passenger operator Eurostar, the infrastructure manager entered 2021 in better financial shape than the headlines may suggest.

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Author: Simon Walton

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