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, vor 2 JahrenDie Seite wurde neu angelegt: „To save the stricken company, Alfred Neff sold the majority of company shares in NEFF to the electronics corporation AEG. Following extensive restructuring measures, the workforce was reduced from over 4,000 to 2,300 employees and in 1971 the foundry in Bretten was closed followed by the closure of production of large-scale kitchen equipment in Bruchsal in 1979.“
(Die Seite wurde neu angelegt: „thumb|Neff logo and claim: "Neff - at home in the best kitchens" (Source: BSH Corporate Archives) The company began to experience difficulties for the first time in 1965 when it took over the insolvent competitor Juncker & Ruh in Karlsruhe. Lack of investment and ultimately the end of the economic miracle with dramatically declining growth rates led to the closure of the site in 1968.<ref>BSH C…“) |
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The company began to experience difficulties for the first time in 1965 when it took over the insolvent competitor Juncker & Ruh in Karlsruhe. Lack of investment and ultimately the end of the economic miracle with dramatically declining growth rates led to the closure of the site in 1968.<ref>BSH Corporate Archives, F-Neff-007, Peter Bahn: "Weiße Ware" – Bretten und seine Herdindustrie, from page 29.</ref> | The company began to experience difficulties for the first time in 1965 when it took over the insolvent competitor Juncker & Ruh in Karlsruhe. Lack of investment and ultimately the end of the economic miracle with dramatically declining growth rates led to the closure of the site in 1968.<ref>BSH Corporate Archives, F-Neff-007, Peter Bahn: "Weiße Ware" – Bretten und seine Herdindustrie, from page 29.</ref> | ||
To save the stricken company, Alfred Neff sold the majority of company shares in NEFF to the electronics corporation AEG. Following extensive restructuring measures, the workforce was reduced from over 4,000 to 2,300 employees and in 1971 the foundry in Bretten was closed followed by the closure of production of large-scale kitchen equipment in Bruchsal in 1979. | |||
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