Kolb & Schüle
| Kolb & Schüle AG
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| legal form | AG since 1898 |
| ISIN | DE0006320005 |
| founding | 1760 |
| resolution | 1999 |
| Seat | Kirchheim unter Teck , Germany |
| Branch | Textile industry |
The Kolb & Schüle AG was a medium-sized German textile company in Kirchheim unter Teck .
history
In 1760 Johannes Kolb opened a specialty and ells shop on the market square in Kirchheim unter Teck . Together with two journeyman weavers from Switzerland , he made striped beds on two looms, scarves for women and handkerchiefs made of cotton , much to the displeasure of the local cloth and linen weavers' guild .
Based on an input from the July 19, 1763 in Wuerttemberg Mr Duke Carl Eugen he received approval to operate a factory for the production of striped fustian , cotton and semi cotton neck and handkerchiefs and the appointment of two independent guild weavers. Renewed submissions from August 30, 1764 and March 20, 1765 enabled him to expand his activities up to and including unrestricted production permits including bleaching and dyeing .
In 1775 Johannes Kolb acquired real estate “behind the Seelhaus” in the Ötlinger Vorstadt and built a residential building with a workshop there. From here the company developed until the end of the 20th century.
On January 1st, 1800 he took on his son Johann Jakob Kolb and his son-in-law Konrad Friedrich Schüle as partners and named the company Kolb & Sons . In 1801 he signed the company as a general partnership Kolb & Schüle to the two above-mentioned.
From 1856 to 1870 Kolb & Schüle had a branch in Neuffen . In 1897, the Bissingen an der Teck factory started operations as a weaving mill .
On March 22, 1898, with effect from July 1, 1897, the company became a mechanical colored weaving mill. Kolb & Schüle converted to a stock corporation; at that time around 800 people found work on 387 looms . The entry in the commercial register at the district court of Kirchheim unter Teck was made on May 24, 1898 under HRB 101 (today: AG Stuttgart, HRB 230101).
In 1912 an in-house cotton mill was opened.
In 1918 the mechanical flax spinning mill in Urach was taken over; on June 7, 1918, the company changed its name to mechanical flax spinning, cotton spinning and colored weaving, formerly Kolb & Schüle AG ; in the same year, on November 5, 1918, the name was changed to Kolb & Schüle AG .
In 1920 the Bayreuth flax spinning mill in Laineck was acquired, which was shut down in 1928.
From 1921 to 1993 the company Gg. Langheinrich GmbH & Co. KG with the plants in Schlitz / Hessen is a subsidiary of Kolb & Schüle AG.
In 1922 the Kolb & Schüle AG plant fire brigade was founded. A flax roasting plant was put into operation in Baiersbronn - Mitteltal in 1923 and closed again in 1930. In 1931 operations in Urach were closed. Before the global economic crisis , Kolb & Schüle AG employed 1,752 workers on 835 looms and 27,764 spindles in their factories.
On April 1, 1938, the A. Gutmann & Co. GmbH spinning and colored weaving mill in Göppingen was taken over.
At the end of the Second World War, there were intermittent production restrictions and, ultimately, plant closures and work breaks.
The company Carl Faber & M. Becker in Weilheim an der Teck was acquired in 1968. In 1980 a sewing branch was set up in Münsingen -Böttingen.
On September 14, 1990, Kolblan Testiles SA was founded in a joint venture with Naoussa Spinning Mills SA (Greece) . A ring spinning mill with 14,112 spindles was built and set up near Thessaloniki . The existing spinning mill in Kirchheim unter Teck was shut down and the systems were sold to China. In 1993 the shares were sold to the joint venture partner.
In 1993 the main activity, the production of fiber and downproof fabrics, was also separated. The operational activities outsourced to k & s fabrics GmbH & Co. KG were taken over by Gebr. Sanders GmbH & Co. KG in Bramsche .
The upholstery fabric manufacturer Aste in Eislingen and the Laichinger Proflax textile manufacturer were acquired in 1994. In 1995 the company Eisenhut & Weitzel GmbH & Co. KG, Munich, was acquired, in 1996 the becon classic Berliner Konfektion GmbH & Co. KG and the abw Altdeutsche Buntweberei GmbH & Co . KG in Hünsfeld and a 50% stake in the Russian BERMOtekstil AG.
In 1997 the complete solution from the textile sector took place. The main activity became the real estate business.
In 1999, the merger with Masternet GmbH (Frankfurt) to Masternet AG was supposed to take place, but this did not materialize. Business should be geared towards the telecommunications sector. The Annual General Meeting on December 29, 1999 also approved the management's proposals, but the bankruptcy meant that the resolutions were not implemented.
On April 18, 2000, insolvency proceedings were opened at the Esslingen District Court (Az. 2 IN 314/99) at the request of the main creditor, Deutsche Bank . On January 19, 2008, the proceedings were reversed.
On February 5, 2019, Kolb & Schüle Aktiengesellschaft was officially deleted from the commercial register due to lack of assets in accordance with Section 394 FamFG.
Awards
- 1836 Silver industrial medal at the Württemberg State Show in Stuttgart
- 1850 bronze medal at the Leipzig industrial exhibition
- 1851 Commendation at the Industrial Exhibition of All Nations in London
- 1854 Honor coin of the General German Industrial Exhibition in Munich
- 1873 Progress Medal at the Vienna World Exhibition
Management of the company
- 1760–1801 Johannes Kolb
- 1800–1834 Johann Jakob Kolb
- 1800–1833 Konrad Friedrich Schüle
- 1833–1865 Rudolf Friedrich Schüle I.
- –1837 Gustav Adolf Kolb
- 1865–1898 Rudolf Friedrich Schüle II.
- 1865–1869 Ferdinand Steingoetter
Board of Management of Kolb & Schüle AG
- 1898–1900 Rudolf Friedrich Schüle II (Chairman of the Board of Management)
- 1900–1937 Carl Ottens (General Manager)
- 1933–1952 Hanns Ottens (Technical Director)
- 1933 - Walter Jacob
- 1953–1976 Adolf Scheurer
- 1976–1990 Roland Wackenhuth (Chairman of the Board of Management)
- 1972–1994 Fritz W. Gerber (Board Member for Technology)
- -1994 Manfred Haas (Member of the Board of Management for Marketing and Sales)
- 1989–1997 Rolf Kaiser (Chairman of the Board of Management)
- 1994–1997 Hanns-Georg Scheibe (Chief Financial Officer, Controlling and Human Resources)
- 1997–1997 Gerhard Marré
- 1998–1999 Günter Minninger
Chairwoman of the Supervisory Board of Kolb & Schüle AG
- 1898–1908 Osswald I., lawyer from Ulm
- 1908–1918 Rudolf Friedrich Schüle Jr. (Commerce Council)
- 1918–1933 Ph. Helbig, bank director from Stuttgart
- 1933–1938 Wilhelm Osterieder, lawyer from Reutlingen
- 1938–1953 Carl Davidsen, bank director from Stuttgart
- 1953–1954 Carl Kauffmann, bank director from Stuttgart
- 1954– Hans Walz, chairman of the board of management of Robert Bosch GmbH from Stuttgart
- - Hans-Joachim Kay from Friedrichshafen
- –1998 Günter Minninger from Cologne on the Rhine
- 1998–1999 Klaus Nieding, lawyer from Frankfurt am Main
Companies affiliated with Kolb & Schüle AG
- Mechanical flax spinning mill in Urach
- Bayreuth flax spinning mill in Laineck
- Gg. Langheinrich GmbH & Co. KG in Schlitz / Hessen
- Baiersbronn-Mitteltal flax roasting plant
- A. Gutmann & Co. GmbH in Göppingen
- Carl Faber & M. Becker GmbH & Co. KG in Weilheim an der Teck
- Sewing branch in Münsingen-Böttingen
- Kolblan Textiles SA
- k & s fabrics GmbH & Co. KG
- Proflax GmbH & Co. KG in Laichingen
- Aste Möbelstoffe GmbH & Co. KG in Eislingen
- CCP Holding I BV in Amsterdam * Grundrendite Liegenschaften GmbH & Co. Beteiligungs KG
- Berliner Zigarettenfabrik GmbH in Berlin-Pankow
- abw Altdeutsche Buntweberei GmbH & Co. KG in Hünfeld
- Becon classic Berliner Konfektion GmbH & Co. KG
- Eisenhut & Weitzel GmbH & Co. KG in Munich
- BERMOtekstil AG in Moscow
swell
- Karl Mayer, Kolb & Schüle AG (Ed.): 175 years of Kolb & Schüle AG - A contribution to the economic history of Württemberg , Kirchheim unter Teck, 1935
- Kolb & Schüle AG (Ed.): 200 years of Kolb & Schüle AG , Kirchheim unter Teck, 1960
Web links
- http://www.langheinrich.de (website of the former subsidiary Gg.Langheinrich in Schlitz / Hessen)
- http://www.proflax.de (website of the former subsidiary Proflax GmbH & Co. KG)
- Information on Kolb & Schüle in the Baden-Württemberg Economic Archives
- Information on C. Faber & M. Becker in the Baden-Württemberg Economic Archives
Individual evidence
- ↑ Ad hoc service: Kolb & Schüle AG. Realignment of Kolb & Schüle AG. Retrieved August 16, 2018 .
- ↑ Commercial register. Stuttgart District Court, HRB 230101. Retrieved July 18, 2020 .