Triton International Ltd: insider trades · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About Triton International Ltd

Triton International Ltd. is a benchmark name in the leasing of marine shipping containers and intermodal equipment, with securities traded in the United States on the NYSE/NASDAQ ecosystem through its preferred share listings, including TRTN-PG. For French-speaking investors, the story is closely tied to global trade flows, ocean freight demand, and the financing needs of shipping lines, freight operators, and logistics groups. Triton was formed on September 29, 2015 through the merger of Triton Container International Limited and TAL International Group, Inc. Its operating roots are older: TCIL was founded in 1985, while TAL traces its history to 1963. In today’s market, Triton is described as the world’s largest lessor of intermodal containers, with an owned and managed fleet exceeding 7.0 million TEU in its most recent annual reporting. The company’s business model is centered on acquiring, leasing, re-leasing, and eventually selling intermodal containers and related chassis. Its portfolio includes dry van containers, refrigerated containers, open-top units, flat racks, and chassis used in port and inland transport networks. Revenue is driven by recurring lease income and disciplined asset management, with economics that depend on fleet utilization, residual values, funding costs, and the broader freight cycle. Triton serves a global customer base through a network of more than 400 independent depots and locations, giving it broad commercial reach across Asia, Europe, the Americas, and major international shipping corridors. From a competitive standpoint, Triton benefits from scale, a highly diversified asset base, and long-standing relationships with leading ocean carriers. Its position as the global leader provides advantages in procurement, logistics flexibility, and worldwide customer coverage. The company is also part of Brookfield Infrastructure, which adds the backing of a major infrastructure platform and may support funding capacity and long-term strategic execution. Recent developments show Triton continuing to operate in a shipping environment that has normalized from the post-pandemic peak, while remaining focused on portfolio optimization and customer service. Investors should note that TRTN-PG refers to a preferred equity security linked to Triton International, in a structure where the common shares were delisted following Brookfield Infrastructure’s acquisition of the company. For investors, Triton remains a specialized logistics and asset-leasing exposure, leveraged to global trade, container demand, and capital discipline. The company is based in the United States, and its securities are associated with the U.S. listed market.