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TFC take Cavalier approach
TFC Europe Ltd, a fastener and Europe Ltd enhances the East steel fasteners, silicones, packers,
solution supplier to the industry Sussex based company's logistical alignment washers and spider bolts
has announced the expansion of strengths whilst adding an amongst an array of other items.
its logistics and fasteners enhanced product portfolio to its “We see the acquisition of
capabilities with the acquisition customer database. Cavalier Cavalier as the perfect complement
of Wallsall based fastening Fasteners was established in 1986 to the service and product range we
solutions company, Cavalier as a stainless fastener distributor have been supplying in the UK and
Fasteners Ltd. who quickly built a reputation of Europe over the past 40 years,” said
The new group will have a supplying the right product on time Martin Clarke, managing director of
combined workforce of more than and at a competitive price. TFC Europe Ltd. “Cavalier will now
65 people and turnover in excess of Since its inception Cavalier have the increased financial muscle
£14 million. Fasteners has broadened its range from being part of a bigger
The acquisition of Cavalier by TFC of products to include non-stainless organisation within TFC Europe Ltd.”
TIMco acquires
Julia Rogerson, events and promotions
FirmaHold
manager for Willen Hospice, receiving the
cheque from Fastbolt UK managing director,
Graham Joyce, for the proceeds of the Heinz
T.I.Midwood & Co Limited (TIMco), a UK
Storch Memorial Golf Day staged in June.
importer and wholesaler of screws, fixings The event, featured in our last issue, raised
and power tool accessories, has acquired over £6,000 for the Milton hospice, which
FirmaHold, a UK based importer and
cares for 600 patients a year and provides
wholesaler of collated nails, brads and fuel
community nursing, social care and support
cells.
for carers in the areas surrounding Milton
TIMco says that the combined portfolio will
Keynes.
enable it to offer customers a more extensive
range. “We are delighted to have completed the
purchase of FirmaHold” comments Peter Gill,
managing director of TIMco. “The acquisition
pushes us into a new fixings market, which
together with FirmaHold’s expertise will enable us
to expand our fixings portfolio even further.”
Advance Spares
doubles up
Advance Spares Ltd has recently acquired the
business assets of DANGLO Ltd, a tubular rivet
supplier, as well as CROWNMAX Investments Telford
Ltd, a designer and manufacturer of electrical
assemblies
Advance Spares Ltd is a manufacturer of tubular
rivets and an importer of cold formed fasteners and
turned parts plastic components from the Far East and
India.
The company has over 20 years experience, has two
sites based in Wrexham and Wolverhampton, and
employs over 60 people across both sites.
“We are becoming a major supplier of fasteners to
OEMS and distributors in the UK and Europe and by
adding DANGLO Ltd and CROWNMAX Investments
Telford Ltd hope that we can expand over the coming
years into all areas. We have a vast stock range of
products and can offer a quick turnaround where
necessary.”
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