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c.1964 Friedrich Krupp GmbH acquired the remaining 49% of the shares and the company was renamed Krupp-Kranbau. | |||
1968 The Wilhelmshaven plant was integrated into the Krupp Industrie- und Stahlbau (headquartered in Rheinhausen). | 1968 The Wilhelmshaven plant was integrated into the Krupp Industrie- und Stahlbau (headquartered in Rheinhausen). | ||
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== Sources of Information == | == Sources of Information == | ||
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* Grove website | |||
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[[Category: Country - Germany]] | [[Category: Country - Germany]] | ||
[[Category: Cranes]] | [[Category: Cranes]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:30, 7 January 2024
of Wilhelmshaven
1902 Ardelt established to make cranes.
post WWII the family set up a new plant in West Germany in Wilhelmshaven.
1953 these works were acquired by the Krupp organisation
1954 renamed Krupp-Ardelt GmbH
c.1964 Friedrich Krupp GmbH acquired the remaining 49% of the shares and the company was renamed Krupp-Kranbau.
1968 The Wilhelmshaven plant was integrated into the Krupp Industrie- und Stahlbau (headquartered in Rheinhausen).
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Sources of Information
- Grove website