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1993 [[F. H. T. Holdings]] which was owned by [[Pegler-Hattersley]] plc and Tomkins Investments Ltd ceased appointing auditors | 1993 [[F. H. T. Holdings]] which was owned by [[Pegler-Hattersley]] plc and Tomkins Investments Ltd ceased appointing auditors | ||
1998 The last part of the original [[F. H. Tomkins|Tomkins]] company, [[F. H. Tomkins Buckle Co]], was sold to a private investor<ref>The Times, November 16, 1998</ref>, Robert Parkes. | 1998 The last part of the "original" [[F. H. Tomkins|Tomkins]] company, [[F. H. Tomkins Buckle Co]], was sold to a private investor<ref>The Times, November 16, 1998</ref>, Robert Parkes. | ||
2011 Company voluntarily wound up<ref>London gazette 6 September 2011</ref> | 2011 Company voluntarily wound up<ref>London gazette 6 September 2011</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 09:24, 18 June 2021
of Walsall, maker of buckles and pressed metal components
1972 O. D. Guest was renamed F. H. Tomkins Buckle Co[1]
1981 F. H. Tomkins faced problems in many parts of its business; reorganisation of F. H. Tomkins Buckle Co led to 50 redundancies.[2]
1986 F. H. Tomkins Buckle Co was incorporated to acquire O. D. Guest, maker of chain, hook, cart gear work, buckles, coach and motor fittings, general hardware, etc[3]
1989 The name of the company was changed to F. H. T. Holdings Ltd
1989 F. H. Tomkins Buckle Co was incorporated as a subsidiary of F. H. T. Holdings; the ultimate parent was Tomkins plc
1993 F. H. T. Holdings which was owned by Pegler-Hattersley plc and Tomkins Investments Ltd ceased appointing auditors
1998 The last part of the "original" Tomkins company, F. H. Tomkins Buckle Co, was sold to a private investor[4], Robert Parkes.
2011 Company voluntarily wound up[5]
See Also
Sources of Information
- Companies House filings