Records of Stoddard Group Ltd, carpet manufacturers, 1988-2006, Scotland

Minutes 1988-1997.

This description is part of the main Stoddard International plc collection which has been divided into the following sections, each with its own separate description:

• STOD/DES, Design Archive;
• STOD/200, A F Stoddard & Co Ltd;
• STOD/201, James Templeton & Co Ltd;
• STOD/202, Blackwood, Morton & Sons Ltd;
• STOD/203, Henry Widnell & Stewart Ltd;
• STOD/204, Grays Carpets Ltd;
• STOD/205, John Lyle & Co Ltd;
• STOD/206, Douglas, Reyburn & Co Ltd;
• STOD/207, Bonded Carpets Ltd;
• STOD/208, Caledonian Carpets Ltd;
• STOD/209, Glenvale Carpets;
• STOD/210, Louis de Poortere (England) Ltd;
• STOD/211, Nordale Wools Ltd;
• STOD/212, Paisley Planners Ltd;
• STOD/213, Ronald Jack & Co;
• STOD/214, Scotsway;
• STOD/215, Sekers Group Ltd;
• STOD/216, Stewart Spinners (Galashiels) Ltd;
• STOD/217, Stoddard Carpets Ltd;
• STOD/218, Stoddard Carpets (Ireland) Ltd;
• STOD/219, Stoddard Group Ltd;
• STOD/220, Stoddard International Ltd;
• STOD/221, Stoddard Trustees Ltd.

Stoddard Group Ltd held its first board meeting on 24 August 1988. The company's registered office was at Glenpatrick Road, Elderslie, Renfrewshire, PA5 9UJ. The allotment of the share capital in the company was 99 shares held by Stoddard Sekers International plc and 1 share held by Stoddard Trustees Ltd . The quarterly board meetings were used as a forum for discussion on the business of the companies within the Stoddard Group. On 1 April 1997 the name of the company was changed from Stoddard Group Limited to Stoddard Carpets Limited by Special Resolution. The company was dormant betwen 1992 and 1997.

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Records of Stoddard Trustees Ltd are catalogued under reference STOD/221.

Description compiled in line with the following international standards: International Council on Archives,ISAD(G) Second Edition, September 1999 and National Council on Archives,Rules for the construction of personal, place and corporate names

Scotland is the location of all place names in the administrative/biographical history element, unless otherwise stated.

Descriptions compiled by Kimberly Sommerville, Project Archivist (Stoddard-Templeton Corporate Archive), May 2011.