Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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A.A.H.

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1970 The name of Amalgamated Anthracite Holdings Ltd was changed to A.A.H. Ltd

1976 By this time had made substantial changes in the source of income, to supplement the distribution of solid fuel; other business included oil distribution, building supplies, road haulage and engineering including L.P.S. Contacts, Rimer-Birlec and the Clayton-Chambers Group, agricultural supplies, oil exploration and gear manufacture, through Power Plant; had acquired Chemists Holdings (London) Ltd[1]

1981 Renamed AAH Holdings Ltd

by 1993 subsidiaries included:

By 2021 the AAH Ltd company was an investment company, its subsidiaries being mainly involved in wholesaling and retailing of pharmaceutical products

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1976 Annual report
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