Marling and Evans
of Great North Road, London N2, Manufacturer of webbing (1994) and of Stroud
1920 Company incorporated. The company has been formed for the purpose of taking over as going concerns, amalgamating, and developing two cloth manufactories in the West country - Marling and Co, Limited, of Stanley Mill and Ebley Mill, Stroud, Gloucester, established in 1792, and P. C. Evans and Sons, Limited, of Mill and Port Mill, Brimscombe, established in 1855.[1]
1968 Name changed to Marling Industries Ltd
1982 re-registered as plc
1988 Acquired the 80 percent of Boalloy Engineering and 93 percent of Collingwood Fabrics that it did not already own.
1988 Marling and Evans, Ltd, Stanley Mills, Stonehouse.[2]
Became a major supplier of webbing for seat belts and other high performance industrial fabrics.
1994 Principal UK subsidiaries[3]
- Rykneld Tean Ltd
- Marling Leek Ltd
as well as other companies in other countries
See Also
Sources of Information
- Companies house filings