Trainline reports £5bn in ticket sales, £56m pre-tax profit, and £1bn in international sales amid UK and European rail travel recovery.
Trainline, a UK-based rail travel company listed on the FTSE 250, reported £5bn in ticket sales for the first time, driven by a recovery in rail travel in the UK and Europe. The company's pre-tax profits increased from £28m in the previous year to £56m, with net ticket sales reaching £5.3bn, up 22% year-on-year. Trainline's international ticket sales surpassed £1bn for the first time, fueled by strong performances in Spain and Italy. CEO Jody Ford celebrated the impact of new carrier competition on European rail, citing increased customer choice, lower prices, and a green travel option.
May 03, 2024
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