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GREENBRIER COMPANIES INC

Financials through Q3 FY2026, quarter ended May 31, 2026Last filing: 10-Q on Jul 1, 2026
$38.58−0.53 (-1.36%)

Close on Oct 19, 2026

Market cap
$1.22B
P/E (TTM)
11.4
Dividend yield
–

About Greenbrier Companies

Railroad Equipment, SIC 3743

The Greenbrier Companies, Inc. supplies equipment and services to the freight transportation industry. The company operates through an integrated model encompassing railcar manufacturing, wheel services, maintenance, leasing, and fleet management. It designs, manufactures, and markets freight railcars, while also supplying wheel services, components, maintenance, and conversion services. In addition, the firm maintains an owned railcar lease fleet and provides fleet management, regulatory compliance support, and leasing arrangements. Its customers primarily include railroads and other railcar owners across transportation networks.

Geographically, the company designs, builds, and markets freight railcars across North America, Europe, and Brazil, with activities located in the United States and Mexico. Its leasing, management, wheel services, and railcar maintenance operations serve the North American market. The enterprise maintains its principal executive offices in Lake Oswego, Oregon.

Summary of the business section of Greenbrier Companies's latest annual report, written by StockData.

Company profile

Company

Legal name
GREENBRIER COMPANIES INC
Founded
1981
Headquarters
Lake Oswego, OR
Address
One Centerpointe Dr, Ste 200 97035
Phone
(503) 684-7000
Employees
11,000, Aug 31, 2025
Industry
Railroad Equipment
Incorporated in
Oregon
Fiscal year ends
August 31
Auditor
KPMG LLP, Portland, OR

Stock & identifiers

Ticker
GBX
Exchange
NYSE
IPO date
Jul 14, 1994
Shares outstanding
31M, Jun 25, 2026
Public float
$1.74B, Feb 28, 2025
Filer category
Large accelerated filer
SEC CIK
923120
CUSIP
393657101
ISIN
US3936571013
LEI
5493001GAGGFR30BP390
EIN
93-0816972

Executives and directors

Officers and directors who filed ownership reports (Forms 3, 4, 5) in the last two years

NamePositionShares owned
Lorie TekoriusCEO and President, Director399,824
William GlennSVP & President, Europe24,325
Michael J. DonfrisSVP, CFO25,596
William J. KruegerSVP, COO, The Americas59,262
Christian LuckySVP, CLO and CCO21,365
Laurie R. DornanSVP, Chief HR Officer50,547
Matthew Joseph MeyerSVP, Finance & CAO9,439
Brian J. ComstockEVP & President, The Americas74,195
Ricardo GalvanSVP, Operations, Maint Svcs.27,472
Martin Raymond BakerSenior Vice President45,470
Wendy L. TeramotoDirector37,225
Antonio O. GarzaDirector27,196
Wanda F. FeltonDirector20,257
Kelly Marie WilliamsDirector29,854
James R. HuffinesDirector21,512
Graeme JackDirector65,339
Thomas B. FargoDirector26,127
Stevan B. BobbDirector0
Jeffrey M. SongerDirector0

CEO pay and shareholder return

Pay versus performance table from the proxy statement

Fiscal yearCEO total payCEO pay actually paidOther executives (avg)Value of $100 investedPeer group
FY2025
Lorie L.Tekorius
$7.71M$8.38M$3.19M$197$173
FY2024
Lorie L.Tekorius
$6.50M$9.51M$2.51M$200$168
FY2023
Lorie L.Tekorius
$5.64M$8.64M$2.35M$171$143
FY2022
Bill Furman
$6.63M$2.29M$3.06M$111$135
FY2022
William AFurman
$6.63M$2.29M$3.06M$111$135
FY2021
Bill Furman
$5.58M$9.40M$2.49M$167$154

“Actually paid” adjusts reported pay for changes in the value of equity awards. Shareholder return assumes $100 invested at the start of the measurement period, as disclosed by the company.

Employees

Headcount reported in annual reports

“We depend on a highly skilled workforce of approximately 11,000 employees of which approximately half reside in Mexico.”

Corporate history

Events identified from SEC filings