Difference between revisions of "Lancer Boss"
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1990 Claimed to be the largest British lift truck maker and the 3rd largest in Europe<ref>The Times June 15, 1990</ref> | 1990 Claimed to be the largest British lift truck maker and the 3rd largest in Europe<ref>The Times June 15, 1990</ref> | ||
1994 | 1994 Receivers were appointed at the request of the Bowman-Shaw brothers<ref>The Times Apr. 11, 1994 </ref> | ||
1994 The German subsidiary Steinbock Boss was acquired by [[Jungheinrich]]; because of the integrated nature of the business it was expected that [[Jungheinrich]] would also take over Lancer Boss in the UK<ref>The Times Apr. 15, 1994</ref>. | |||
2003 Factory closed | 2003 Factory closed | ||
Revision as of 08:11, 15 July 2020
LancerBoss Ltd. of Grovebury Road, Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, LU7 8SR.
Manufacturers of fork lift vehicles.
1957 Lancer Brothers established.
1964 Lancer-Boss Group opened a new factory making fork lift trucks and side loaders[1]
1966 Company incorporated
1968 Front lift trucks [2]
1972 Assembly unit commissioned with 1,000th truck being produced in November the previous year.
1974 January. Official opening postponed due to energy crisis.
1974 Mr. Bernard Boxall joined the board of the Lancer Boss Group as a non-executive director.[3]
1975 Sold Archer Components
1990 Claimed to be the largest British lift truck maker and the 3rd largest in Europe[4]
1994 Receivers were appointed at the request of the Bowman-Shaw brothers[5]
1994 The German subsidiary Steinbock Boss was acquired by Jungheinrich; because of the integrated nature of the business it was expected that Jungheinrich would also take over Lancer Boss in the UK[6].
2003 Factory closed
See Also
Sources of Information
- companies house filings