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Harju Elekter sold its holding in the associated company AS Saajos Inexa.
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2006 |
Sales organisation SIA Energokomplekss was founded with the Latvian leading producer of electrical installations and other Latvian undertakings in 2006. The share of Harju Elekter in the company is 10%.
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| 2005 |
Harju Elekter's 100% subsidiary AS Harju Elekter Elektrotehnika based to electrical equipment factory of Harju Elekter was founded in 2005. Harju Elekter Elektrotehnika is a leading manufacturer and distributor of MV/LV distribution units in Baltic countries.
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2003 |
Harju Elekter purchased 51% of shares of the Lithuanian company UAB Rifas. The core business of the newest subsidiary is the manufacture and sale of electrical control and distribution units and the design and installation of industrial automation equipment.
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2002 |
100 per cent of the shares of Satmatic Oy (previous subsidiary of Siemens) were bought by Harju Elekter. The core business of the company is manufacturing equipment for power distribution network, industrial and automation systems for the energy and industrial sectors.
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2002 |
A sales agreement was signed between AS Harju Elekter and PKC Group Oyj (Finland), under which PKC will acquire all the shares of AS AJT Harju Elekter. After transaction the company will be PKC Group’s 100% subsidiary with the new name PKC Eesti. |
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2002 |
The Cable Harnesses Factory starts operations as an independent factory under the name AS AJT Harju Elekter in April 2002.
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2000 |
Harju Elekter sold its holdings in Glamox Harju Elekter to Glamox ASA (Norway) who now owned 100 per cent of shares of Glamox HE.
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1999 |
In March 1999 AS Saajos Balti got one more strategic investor – Inexa A/S (Denmark) whose marketing network covers the shipbuilding market worldwide. The shares of the company are equally divided between the three partners (HE 33,3%, Oy Saajos International Ltd. 33,3%, Inexa A/S, Taani 33,3%). The core business of the factory is manufacturing of fireproof doors for the construction and shipbuilding industries worldwide.
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1998 |
The fire proof doors factory of Harju Elekter starts operations as an independent company under the name of AS Saajos Balti (HE 55% – Saajos International Oy, Finland 45%).
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1998 |
100 per cent of the shares of AS Eltek were bought by Harju Elekter. The core business of the company is the production of data communication and telephone network distribution cabinets and sheet metal cases and boxes.
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1997 |
The shares of Harju Elekter are noted in Tallinn Stock Exchange. From the year 2002 Tallinn Stock belong to the Group of Helsinki Stock Exchange.
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1995 |
Started production of fire proof doors with co-operation of Finnish company Oy Saajos International Ltd.
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1993 |
Harju Elekter was reorganized into a joint stock company.
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1992 |
AS Glamox Harju Elekter (HE 49% – Glamox, Norway 51%), the associated company of Harju Elekter was founded in 1992. Main products of Glamox are various light fittings and electrical heaters. The company is the market leader in Estonia in its field.
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1992 |
AS Draka Keila Cables (HE 41,2% – Nokia Kaapeli, Finland 58,8%), the associated company of Harju Elekter was founded in 1992. The company produces installation cables and low-voltage power cables. AS Draka Keila Cables is the market leader in its field in the Baltic’s.
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1991 |
Started production of cable harnesses. Present the factory operations under the name PKC Eesti and it employees more than 500 people.
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1988 |
Started co-operation with foreign companies.
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1983 |
Started operations under the name of Harju Elekter.
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1968 |
Started production of electrical equipment. Today the Electrical Equipment Factory of Harju Elekter employed 130 people and the factory is the market leader in Estonia on its field.
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