Central heating plants
| Hannoversche Centralheizungs- und Apparate-Bau-Anstalt / Centralheizungswerke AG |
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|---|---|
| legal form | Corporation |
| founding | 1884 (renamed 1903) |
| resolution | 1926/1927 |
| Reason for dissolution | liquidation |
| Seat | Hanover |
| Branch | Heating and mechanical engineering |
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The Hannoversche Centralheizungs- und Apparate-Bau-Anstalt AG , Centralheizungswerke AG in Hanover since 1903, was a German company for the construction of central heating systems and other air conditioning systems including machines and their assembly . The main location of the company was on the property at Hüttenstrasse 23 in Hanover-Hainholz , there was also a branch in Mährisch-Ostrau (which was sold in 1921) as well as branches and agencies in Berlin , Wroclaw , Cologne , Frankfurt am Main , Leipzig and Vienna , Amsterdam , Freiburg im Breisgau , Mannheim , Görlitz and Saarbrücken .
With an annual production of up to 9000 tons - mostly made of cast iron - heating, ventilation , drying , evaporation , bathing and similar systems were manufactured, as well as finned tubes , steam boilers and radiators .
history
The company was founded in the summer of 1884 under the company Hannoversche Centralheizungs- und Apparate-Bau-Anstalt in the legal form of a stock corporation . The share capital was initially 300,000 marks and was increased in several steps. The newly issued shares in the third capital increase in 1899, show the signature of Hanover entrepreneur Julius von Königswarter ( "Baron von Königswarter") as representative of the Supervisory Board , whose family held probably a significant proportion of shares - still in 1925, his son was sitting Wilhelm Königswarter in Supervisory board. On March 19, 1903, the company was renamed Centralheizungswerke AG . Since the fifth capital increase in 1911, the share capital has been 1,575,000 marks. The company's shares were traded on the Berlin and Hanover stock exchanges.
During the First World War , Centralheizungswerke AG, like almost all companies, produced goods essential to the war effort .
After the war, the share capital in the German inflation was increased in several steps up to 15 million marks, although in these years a " ruinous competition in the [entire] industry " took place. After the end of inflation, it was decided in December 1924 to convert the capital to 1 million Reichsmarks . In the following year, 1925, the company stopped production and limited itself to assembling the systems that had already been manufactured. Another year later, in 1926, the settlement procedure was applied for, after which the company was liquidated .
In a subsequent auction in 1927 was AG for heating and ventilation, Hannover (vorm. Fritz Käferle ) the contract for the commercial - property at the cottage road.
literature
- Handbook of German Stock Companies , 30th edition 1925, Volume 1, p. 878.
Web links
- Centralheizungswerke AG shares for more than 1,000 marks from 1922 on the website hwph.de (HWPH Historisches Wertpapierhaus AG), last accessed on June 24, 2017
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c d Lot number: 1678 (Germany until 1945 (not Reichsbank)) / Title: Hannoversche Centralheizungs- und Apparate-Bau-Anstalt on the fhw-online.de page of the Friends of Historical Securities , last accessed on September 7, 2014
- ↑ Handbook of German stock corporations , edition 1925 (see literature )
- ↑ Centralheizungswerke AG / 4.5% partial debt 500 Mark September 1, 1905 (600 edition, R 10) on the historical-wertpapiere.de website , last accessed on September 8, 2014
Coordinates: 52 ° 23 '39.3 " N , 9 ° 43' 19.8" E