Tenon Limited
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Number of employees | 1300 |
| Divisions | Manufacturing and Distribution |
| Website | www |
Tenon Limited was a
Rubicon Forests Limited were the major shareholder, controlling a majority 57.37% as at early 2008.
In 2013 it reported it was on the "cusp of profitability" for the first time since the US housing market collapse.[3]
It was delisted from the New Zealand Stock Exchange on 5 July 2017[4] and put into liquidation in December 2017.[5] Liquidation of the company was completed in December 2018.[1] Liquidators' Final Report distributed 17 March 2020. Distribution to shareholders NZ$6,213,014.[6]
Operations
The company currently operates five plants, producing a variety of wood-based products:
- Taupo Sawmill (Taupō, New Zealand)
- Taupo Mouldings and Boards Plant (Taupō, New Zealand)
- Ornamental Mouldings Plant, High Point, North Carolina (2); Archdale, North Carolina)
- Stair Parts Plant (Ponder, Texas)
The company also operates six full-service millwork distribution facilities:
- Midwest Distribution (Zeeland, Michigan)
- Northeast Distribution (Allentown, Pennsylvania)
- Mid-Atlantic Distribution (Chesapeake, Virginia)
- Southeast Distribution (Lakeland, Florida)
- Southwest Home Center Distribution (Houston, Texas)
- Southwest Pro Dealer Distribution (Dallas, Texas)
References
- ^ a b "Public Notice of Appointment of Liquidators - Tenon Limited". New Zealand Gazette. Retrieved 31 January 2020.
- ^ "Tenon Limited annual results June 2007" (PDF). Tenon. 30 June 2007. Retrieved 13 September 2007. [dead link]
- ^ "High kiwi dollar hits Tenon's hopes". 3 News NZ. 21 February 2013. Archived from the original on 13 April 2013.
- ^ "Tenon Limited ("TEN") – Delisting". NZX. 5 July 2017. Retrieved 31 January 2020.
- ^ "Tenon says cash available to shareholders after liquidation likely to be US$4.7M". National Business Review. Retrieved 31 January 2020.
- ^ Mail to shareholders 17 March 2020
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