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Majority shareholders Global Minerals BV increases holding in company and
delists company from AIM. |
2009 |
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| 2008 |
Acquires the Delkor global group of companies as a subsidiary of its equipment division, Bateman Engineered Technologies. |
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Embarks on aggressive acquisition and global expansion programme with divisions established in India and China and presence in CIS and Australia reinforced. |
2006 |
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| 2005 |
Admitted to Alternative Investment Market (AIM) of London Stock Exchange as Bateman Engineering N.V. |
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Bateman Africa established as first black-empowered process engineering and project management company in South Africa. |
2004 |
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| 2002 |
Now known as Bateman BV, company acquired by Charton Investments SA, and registered in Netherlands. Obtains exclusive use of BATEMAN brand name from former parent company, Edward L Bateman, which is henceforth known as ELB Group. |
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Bateman Project Holdings Limited listed (as BATEPRO) on Johannesburg Stock Exchange through reverse takeover of Titaco Consolidated Investments Limited. |
1996 |
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| 1994 |
Opens representative office in Russia. |
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ELB restructures into two holding companies: Bateman Industrial Holdings Limited and Bateman Project Holdings Limited (or Batepro). |
1989 |
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| 1980 |
Bill Bateman becomes chairman of company. |
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Acquires Van Eck & Lurie, enhancing project and process design capability and adding modular process plants to portfolio. |
1978 |
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| 1970's |
Aggressive international expansion as establishes offices in Israel, USA and Australia. |
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Moves main premises to Boksburg and Bateman Project Holdings (essentially project-engineering and management business) and Batecor (handling equipment business) registered. |
1971 |
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| 1960's |
36 overseas principals now represented by Edward L. Bateman Limited and projects division capable of designing entire plants established. Edward Laurence Bateman appointed as chairman. |
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Edward L. Bateman lists as a public company on Johannesburg Stock Exchange with authorised share capital of 550,000 pounds. |
1951 |
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| 1947 |
Glen Bateman succeeds founder as Chief Executive. |
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Bateman establishes services facilities for complete test work on metallurgical operations. |
1933 |
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| 1931 |
Firm registered as a private company E. L. Bateman (Pty) Ltd with staff of eight, assets of GBP50,000 and turnover of almost GBP250,000. |
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Milestone in development of local manufacture as, at Bateman's initiative, Dorr Company Inc signs agreement with East Rand Engineering Works for latter to manufacture its products. |
1930 |
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| 1921 |
Edward L. Bateman takes sole charge of firm advertising under his own name. |
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Bateman and Ainsworth join forces to represent, principally, Allis Chalmers. |
1907 |
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| 1902 |
Edward Latrobe Bateman arrives in South Africa as representative of Allis Chalmers. |
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Herbert Ainsworth Ltd established with Gates (later to become Allis Chalmers) as principal agency. |
1892 |
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