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Distributor of plastic sheets and films<ref>Bloomberg</ref>
Distributor of plastic sheets and films<ref>Bloomberg</ref>


1981 [[Francis Sumner and Co|Francis Sumner]] planned to demerge its textiles business, which was quoted, and a new company, Hartons Group, an industrial holding company, which would be unquoted<ref>The Times May 8, 1981</ref>. Later listed on USM.
1981 [[Francis Sumner and Co|Francis Sumner]] planned to demerge its textiles business, which was quoted, forming a new company, Hartons Group, an industrial holding company, which would be unquoted<ref>The Times May 8, 1981</ref>. Later listed on USM.


1982 Merger of 2 plastic distributors, subsidiaries of [[British Syphon Co]] and [[Hartons Group]]; the new firm would trade as [[Valiant]] or [[Visijar Tuckers]]<ref>The Times Feb. 18, 1982</ref> or even [[VT]] Group.
1982 Merger of 2 plastic distributors, subsidiaries of [[British Syphon Co]] and [[Hartons Group]]; the new firm would trade as [[Valiant]] or [[Visijar Tuckers]]<ref>The Times Feb. 18, 1982</ref> or even [[VT]] Group.
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1986 Sale of subsidiary [[DIP]] to [[United Gas Industries]]<ref>The Times July 19, 1986</ref>
1986 Sale of subsidiary [[DIP]] to [[United Gas Industries]]<ref>The Times July 19, 1986</ref>
1995 Take-over bid from a Dutch company which already owned a large proportion of the shares<ref>The Times Dec. 30, 1995</ref>





Latest revision as of 10:15, 21 February 2024

Distributor of plastic sheets and films[1]

1981 Francis Sumner planned to demerge its textiles business, which was quoted, forming a new company, Hartons Group, an industrial holding company, which would be unquoted[2]. Later listed on USM.

1982 Merger of 2 plastic distributors, subsidiaries of British Syphon Co and Hartons Group; the new firm would trade as Valiant or Visijar Tuckers[3] or even VT Group.

1984 Listed on main stock market. Planned to acquire Elson and Robbins[4]

1986 Sale of subsidiary DIP to United Gas Industries[5]

1995 Take-over bid from a Dutch company which already owned a large proportion of the shares[6]


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Sources of Information

  1. Bloomberg
  2. The Times May 8, 1981
  3. The Times Feb. 18, 1982
  4. The Times Nov. 21, 1984
  5. The Times July 19, 1986
  6. The Times Dec. 30, 1995