This is the reason R&D has always been an important part of our business process. Below are some of the highlights we have accomplished over the years.
The Tenco family was not built in a day. It is the culmination of 40 years of work. Here is the string of key turning points for our team.
Tenco Machinery (CDN) Ltd. is founded in St-Valérien-de-Milton by ten shareholders. Marketing of the one-way TC-96 plow model. The original manufacturing jig is still in use today due to the popularity of this one-way plow.
1976Production of the first 12M dump body/spreader.
1984A net increase in sales results in the expansion of the main building.
1987Tenco USA Inc. is founded. In addition to selling parts directly to Western New York, the American division starts to manufacture several spare parts. Tenco USA Inc. quickly becomes a major operations centre for the sale and distribution of spare parts and equipment, thus providing support to Tenco product distributors in the Mid-West and Western United States.
1993Tenco acquires the SMI product line of self-propelled snowblowers and airport runway sweepers.
1999A new 34,000 sq. ft. building is added to Tenco's manufacturing facilities in St-Valérien-de-Milton.
2000Tenco acquires Vohl's snow removal equipment division. Tenco starts selling the renowned DV-4000 loader-mount snowblower, an upscale model in loader-mount snowblowers.
2003Pursuant to an agreement with Bucher, Tenco is authorized to distribute Rolba high-quality self-propelling snowblowers as well as Schörling runway sweepers in North America and South America.
2005On October 19, 2011, Alamo Group Inc., a NYSE publicly-traded company acquired all the assets of Tenco Group and its subsidiaries.
2011Distribution of BUCHER MUNICIPAL (GILETTA) high-end equipment for North America.
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