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Aircastle Limited, founded in 2004 and based in Stamford, Connecticut, specializes in the acquisition, leasing, financing, and management of commercial flight equipment for airlines globally. The company operates a portfolio that includes modern, operationally efficient jets, which it leases to a diverse customer base. As of 2019, Aircastle's fleet comprised 287 aircraft leased to 85 lessees across 49 countries. The company's focus on high-utility commercial jets enables it to serve a wide range of airline customers, enhancing its presence in the aviation sector. In March 2020, Aircastle became a subsidiary of Marubeni Corporation, further integrating its operations within a larger corporate structure.

Established in 1939 as the world’s first automotive fleet management company, Wheels, Inc. is now one of the largest privately-held companies in North America. Managing 320,000 vehicles across North America and possessing capabilities in 54 countries, Wheels retains a client base consisting of some of the best-known businesses in the world. Unmatched in fleet experience and undistracted in focus, Wheels provides personal service and technological advancements that maximize the value of fleet. In addition to vehicle acquisition and leasing, Wheels provides numerous specialized services such as maintenance management, fuel cards, and strategic account-level consultation to drive optimal fleet results.

Bumper is a payment platform tailored for car dealerships, focusing on a vehicle finance solution that aids drivers in managing repair and servicing costs. The company offers flexible payment options, allowing drivers to finance their repair expenses through interest-free installments. Bumper collaborates with accredited repair professionals to ensure quality service, while also simplifying the paperwork involved in the financing process. This approach enables drivers to efficiently handle the financial aspects of vehicle maintenance without the burden of high upfront costs.

Aircastle Limited, founded in 2004 and based in Stamford, Connecticut, specializes in the acquisition, leasing, financing, and management of commercial flight equipment for airlines globally. The company operates a portfolio that includes modern, operationally efficient jets, which it leases to a diverse customer base. As of 2019, Aircastle's fleet comprised 287 aircraft leased to 85 lessees across 49 countries. The company's focus on high-utility commercial jets enables it to serve a wide range of airline customers, enhancing its presence in the aviation sector. In March 2020, Aircastle became a subsidiary of Marubeni Corporation, further integrating its operations within a larger corporate structure.

Aircastle Limited, founded in 2004 and based in Stamford, Connecticut, specializes in the acquisition, leasing, financing, and management of commercial flight equipment for airlines globally. The company operates a portfolio that includes modern, operationally efficient jets, which it leases to a diverse customer base. As of 2019, Aircastle's fleet comprised 287 aircraft leased to 85 lessees across 49 countries. The company's focus on high-utility commercial jets enables it to serve a wide range of airline customers, enhancing its presence in the aviation sector. In March 2020, Aircastle became a subsidiary of Marubeni Corporation, further integrating its operations within a larger corporate structure.

InfraREIT, Inc. is a real estate investment trust focused on owning regulated electricity delivery infrastructure assets primarily in Texas and the southwestern United States. The company generates revenue through leasing its transmission and distribution assets, such as power lines, substations, and transformers, to Sharyland Utilities. This lease agreement includes base rent and percentage rent, while Sharyland Utilities handles the maintenance and operation of the assets. InfraREIT's business model emphasizes dividend-focused growth by capitalizing on the expanding electricity infrastructure market in a rapidly developing region. The company’s assets are managed externally by Hunt Utility Services, allowing it to focus on its core investment strategy.