Capital Area Transportation Authority

Capital Area Transportation Authority (CATA) has been serving Greater Lansing since 1972 by meeting public transportation needs in the region. As a significant player in the Government and Military, Logistics, and Transportation industries, CATA operates under Act 55 (Public Act of Michigan 1963) and is backed by the governmental membership of the cities of Lansing and East Lansing and the townships of Delhi, Lansing, and Meridian.

With its last investment details undisclosed, CATA holds potential for investment opportunities for venture capitalists looking to tap into the public transportation sector. Given its long-standing presence and essential role in community infrastructure, CATA's operations offer stability and potential for growth, making it an attractive prospect for investors seeking sustainable ventures.

Investing in CATA could provide venture capitalists with an opportunity to contribute to regional development and public welfare while potentially reaping financial returns from an essential service that has remained integral to Greater Lansing for almost fifty years.