Alco Engines Names Comeng Holdings Ltd. Australian Licensee
With the acquisition of the Transportation Division, A.E. Goodwin Limited, Comeng Holdings Limited, Sydney, became the new Australian licensee for Alco Engines Division of White Industrial Power, Inc.
The license to ibuild Alco dies el engines will he administered within the Comeng Group hy the Sydneybased subsidiary company, Commonwealth Engineering (N.S.W.) Pty. Limited, which is headed by A.R. (Bert) Bushell, general manager.
Other members of the Commonwealth Engineering team who will be active in the Alco association are Ken Smollett, company secretary; Alan Lachlan, production manager; Ivan Silink, works manager; Harry Anthony, chief design engineer; Stan Dick, traction engineer; Ivor Jennings, commercial manager, and Ken Nicholls, supply manager. The Comeng Group has a number of other licensing agreements with American companies.
From its incorporation in 1946, Commonwealth Engineering Co., Limited, now Comeng Holdings Limited, has maintained a constant policy of growth through acquisition and diversification.
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- K.W. Waldorf Named To New Zapata Post page: 15
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- NASSCO Expanding Facilities To Build 150,000-Ton Tankers page: 20
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- ASNE Annual Meeting Set For May 2-3 In Washington, D.C. page: 21
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