Bombardier train unit to get US$1.5b from Quebec pension fund
Ottawa
BOMBARDIER is on steadier financial ground, as Quebec's pension fund moved on Thursday to buy a nearly one-third stake in the company's train and transit group for US$1.5 billion.
Just weeks ago, the provincial government of Quebec provided a US$1 billion infusion into Bombardier. Together, the investments will help shore up Bombar-dier's cash reserves, which have been squeezed by the company's struggles with a new commercial jet.
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