CMI Fasteners, Limited
Stainless Steel Manufacturer in Auckland
www.cmifasteners.co.nz
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Mr Cooke made inquiries inside and exited the building owning the company and Sidney Cooke Fasteners Pty Ltd was born. Consolidated Metal Industries CMI a New Zealand company also manufactured nails amongst its product range. During the mid 1960’s an arrangement was agreed upon for Sidney Cooke Fasteners NZ Ltd to become an associate company of CMI. The company was formed with CMI Ltd and SCF Pty Ltd each holding a 50 shareholding and this arrangement profited both parties well until the early 1980’s when CMI purchased the 50 shareholding that was held by SCF Pty Ltd. CMI Screws and Fasteners was formed and became a wholly owned subsidiary of CMI Ltd. Rapid growth in both sales and production were experienced from 1974 due mainly from Government Trading Policies in operation at that time relating to a system of Import Licensing. This system effectively protected the manufacturing sector of industry against cheaper imported products from primarily Asian countries.
Quite difficult decisions to make at a time when the future in the NZ manufacturing environment was not at all clear. At this time the parent company CMI were also initiating the manufacture of an entirely different nail. It is the policy of the company to innovate, manufacture and supply quality fasteners on time and to specification to satisfy customer needs. In 1953 Consolidated Metal Industries CMI was formed to bring together the business activities of the Fowler family which included their shareholding in Auto Manufacturing a company which produced the Auto brand of nails.
In 1964 CMI formed an association with Sydney Cooke Limited of Australia to manufacture small screws in New Zealand. In the 1980’s CMI was a large and diversified group of companies which was taken over by Brierley Investments who later merged it into the Winstone Group of companies and in 1986 Winstones were then taken over by Fletcher Challenge Limited. Fletcher Challenge broke up the Winstone group of businesses and assimilated various parts of CMI that related to FCL’s core activities resulting in CMI Screws and Fasteners being offered for sale. In 1994 Warwick Bringans sold his shareholding jointly to Acma Capital Limited and Aldridge Investments Limited.
It is the policy of the company to innovate, manufacture and supply quality fasteners on time and to specification to satisfy customer needs. We do this by establishing turn key operations for our partners, licensees and applicators in various locations around the world. This, we believe will distinguish our customers and licensees from their competitors, enabling them to create their own new markets with a large range of premium products. This is the smallest of the ALZIN equipment which allows CMI to be able to service a large range of fasteners with in the NZ market
In 1953 Consolidated Metal Industries CMI was formed to bring together the business activities of the Fowler family which included their shareholding in Auto Manufacturing a company which produced the Auto brand of nails.
In 1964 CMI formed an association with Sydney Cooke Limited of Australia to manufacture small screws in New Zealand. In the 1980’s CMI was a large and diversified group of companies which was taken over by Brierley Investments who later merged it into the Winstone Group of companies and in 1986 Winstones were then taken over by Fletcher Challenge Limited. Fletcher Challenge broke up the Winstone group of businesses and assimilated various parts of CMI that related to FCL’s core activities resulting in CMI Screws and Fasteners being offered for sale. In 1994 Warwick Bringans sold his shareholding jointly to Acma Capital Limited and Aldridge Investments Limited.
It is the policy of the company to innovate, manufacture and supply quality fasteners on time and to specification to satisfy customer needs
Quite difficult decisions to make at a time when the future in the NZ manufacturing environment was not at all clear. At this time the parent company CMI were also initiating the manufacture of an entirely different nail. It is the policy of the company to innovate, manufacture and supply quality fasteners on time and to specification to satisfy customer needs. In 1953 Consolidated Metal Industries CMI was formed to bring together the business activities of the Fowler family which included their shareholding in Auto Manufacturing a company which produced the Auto brand of nails.
In 1964 CMI formed an association with Sydney Cooke Limited of Australia to manufacture small screws in New Zealand. In the 1980’s CMI was a large and diversified group of companies which was taken over by Brierley Investments who later merged it into the Winstone Group of companies and in 1986 Winstones were then taken over by Fletcher Challenge Limited. Fletcher Challenge broke up the Winstone group of businesses and assimilated various parts of CMI that related to FCL’s core activities resulting in CMI Screws and Fasteners being offered for sale. In 1994 Warwick Bringans sold his shareholding jointly to Acma Capital Limited and Aldridge Investments Limited.
It is the policy of the company to innovate, manufacture and supply quality fasteners on time and to specification to satisfy customer needs. We do this by establishing turn key operations for our partners, licensees and applicators in various locations around the world. This, we believe will distinguish our customers and licensees from their competitors, enabling them to create their own new markets with a large range of premium products. This is the smallest of the ALZIN equipment which allows CMI to be able to service a large range of fasteners with in the NZ market
In 1953 Consolidated Metal Industries CMI was formed to bring together the business activities of the Fowler family which included their shareholding in Auto Manufacturing a company which produced the Auto brand of nails.
In 1964 CMI formed an association with Sydney Cooke Limited of Australia to manufacture small screws in New Zealand. In the 1980’s CMI was a large and diversified group of companies which was taken over by Brierley Investments who later merged it into the Winstone Group of companies and in 1986 Winstones were then taken over by Fletcher Challenge Limited. Fletcher Challenge broke up the Winstone group of businesses and assimilated various parts of CMI that related to FCL’s core activities resulting in CMI Screws and Fasteners being offered for sale. In 1994 Warwick Bringans sold his shareholding jointly to Acma Capital Limited and Aldridge Investments Limited.
It is the policy of the company to innovate, manufacture and supply quality fasteners on time and to specification to satisfy customer needs
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