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1999 name changed to '''Severfield-Rowen Plc''' reflecting the acquisition of Rowen Structures. | 1999 name changed to '''Severfield-Rowen Plc''' reflecting the acquisition of Rowen Structures. | ||
2001 creation of '''Fabsec''' Ltd., a joint venture with industry partners, providing beams with bespoke web openings. Added a plated-section processing line at Dalton. Acquired [[Watson Steel Structures]] of Bolton from [[AMEC]]. | 2001 creation of '''Fabsec''' Ltd., a joint venture with industry partners, providing beams with bespoke web openings. Added a plated-section processing line at Dalton. Acquired [[Robert Watson and Co|Watson Steel Structures]] of Bolton from [[AMEC]]. | ||
2005 Acquired [[Atlas Ward Structures]] | 2005 Acquired [[Atlas Ward Structures]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:07, 13 October 2022
of Dalton, Thirsk
Structural steel
1978 Formed as Severfield-Reeve
1988 Became a public Company, the name was changed to Severfield-Reeve Plc, and became listed on the USM
1996 Acquired J. N. Rowen Ltd of Nottingham, a long established Company operating in complementary areas. Added further production lines at Dalton.
1999 name changed to Severfield-Rowen Plc reflecting the acquisition of Rowen Structures.
2001 creation of Fabsec Ltd., a joint venture with industry partners, providing beams with bespoke web openings. Added a plated-section processing line at Dalton. Acquired Watson Steel Structures of Bolton from AMEC.
2005 Acquired Atlas Ward Structures
2007 Acquired Fisher Engineering, a major construction steel fabricator based in Enniskillen, Northern Ireland
2014 Rebranded as Severfield plc.[1]