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Arriva puts car firm back on the market
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The Scotsman; Mar 3, 1999; ; 557 Words
...state owned VSN and bought 75 per cent of Vancom Nederland - now Arriva Nederland - for GBP 9.4 million before buying out the minority...also owns Unibus, a small operator in Denmark. Arriva reported full-year results which were hit by the...
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Arriva motors on buses deal
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The Independent - London; Jul 31, 1998; ; 483 Words
...66 year- old chief executive of Arriva, will retire by the year-end...VSN North are well-advanced and Arriva believes it offers "significant synergy opportunities" with Arriva Nederland. The group has raised pounds 104...
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Dutch deal gets green light
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The Northern Echo; Dec 3, 1998; 351 Words
...total bus fleet of 8,500, Arriva has become the fourth largest...the state-owned VSNgroup. Arriva already owns Vancom Nederland, which it purchased in January...services in the city of Groningen. Arriva is currently evaluating the...
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&source=NEWS "The Birmingham Post (England)")
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Vauxhall denies threat to axe thousands in Europe.
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The Birmingham Post (England); Jan 8, 1998; ; 700+ Words
...jobs and close a Belgian plant. Arriva, formerly Cowie Group, has bought 75 per cent of Vancom Nederland, the largest privately owned transport...25 per cent of the share capital. Arriva chief executive Mr Gordon Hodgson...
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Transport group continues expansion
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The Northern Echo; Nov 28, 1998; ; 550 Words
...bodybuilding concerns. With the deal Arriva also has the option to pursue...private operators in 2002. Arriva said it was keen to get itself...It bought the former Vancom Nederland business in January this year...strategy and development for Arriva said: "This is a good acquisition...
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Business Week Saturday.
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The Birmingham Post (England); Jun 20, 1998; 700+ Words
...up for sale for between pounds 200 and pounds 400 million. Arriva, as Cowie is now known, reveals plans to split off the contract...pounds 550 million Dutch telecoms operator Koninklijke PTT Nederland, said i ts subsidiary Vision Networks had agreed to the sale...
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