Who owns Southwest Gulf Railroad Company

Southwest Gulf Railroad Company - Profile

Southwest Gulf Railroad Company is a common carrier short line railroad in Medina County, Texas, about 30 miles west of San Antonio. It built and operates a roughly nine mile line, known as the Medina Line, that runs from a limestone quarry near Quihi south to a connection with the Union Pacific main line at Dunlay beside U.S. Highway 90, giving the quarry rail access to markets in Houston and east Texas instead of relying on trucks. The Surface Transportation Board authorised construction and operation in 2008 after a long environmental review, and because the line is licensed as a common carrier it is open to other shippers along its route, with the railroad also offering railcar switching and transloading. Construction began in 2017 and the line entered service at the end of the decade, moving unit trains of crushed limestone.

The disclosed stakes

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• Vulcan Materials Company. Written here as 95, not 0.95. Exhibit 21 lists Southwest Gulf Railroad Company (Texas) at 95%. Organized as a 'Company' rather than a single-asset landholding LLC, consistent with an operating short-line railroad (plausibly serving Vulcan's Texas aggregates logistics) rather than a quarry or plant interest; not described anywhere in the 10-K or 10-Q body text searched, so the identity of the remaining 5% co-owner was not independently confirmed. No individual carrying value is disclosed; covered only by the combined $23.8-23.9 million consolidated noncontrolling-interest balance shared across all of Vulcan's less-than-wholly-owned subsidiaries. source