Canadian National Railway Company to Invest $2.44B in 2025 Rail Expansion
16.05.2025
Canadian National Railway Company will invest approximately $2.44 billion in 2025 to expand its rail infrastructure and promote sustainability across its North American operations. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Canadian National Railway Company Enhances Infrastructure Investment
In 2025, Canadian National Railway Company (CNI) plans to allocate around $2.44 billion to strengthen its network infrastructure and operational resilience. Of this, $2.08 billion is designated for maintenance and strategic upgrades, ensuring the safety and efficiency of its rail network in both Canada and the United States.
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This investment follows the company’s 2024 expenditure of approximately $2.52 billion, which included $1.22 billion specifically for maintaining track infrastructure. Such consistent investment underscores CNI’s commitment to safety and long-term operational reliability.
Canadian National Railway Company Focuses on Western Canada Expansion
A significant portion of the 2025 plan targets capacity expansion in Western Canada. CNI aims to install over 225 miles of new rail and complete eight major infrastructure projects by year-end. These developments are intended to alleviate congestion, improve throughput, and support the region’s critical role in Canadian exports.
Additionally, CNI will invest more than $360 million to upgrade and expand its rolling stock, enhancing safety, efficiency, and environmental sustainability across its North American network.
By maintaining a strategic approach to capital spending, Canadian National Railway Company reinforces its competitive edge while supporting broader economic and environmental goals.
Investments in urban bottlenecks like Greater Chicago and Vancouver, as well as upgrades in major yards such as MacMillan in Ontario, demonstrate CNI’s role in building a resilient, future-ready supply chain.
These initiatives ensure the company continues to deliver dependable service to customers and build capacity to meet growing demands.
Source: www.zacks.com
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