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Malcolm Group

W. H. Malcolm Ltd (trading as the Malcolm Group) is a logistics company based in Linwood, Renfrewshire, Scotland. The company provides logistic services (Malcolm Logistics and Malcolm Rail) including road and rail transport, warehousing, and terminal management. Other group activities include civil engineering, plant hire, construction (Malcolm Construction), primarily groundwork and vehicle maintenance.

W. H. Malcolm Ltd
TypePrivate
IndustryLogistics
Founded1921 (As W.H. Malcolm)
1960 (As W.H. Malcolm Ltd.) [1]
FounderWalter Malcolm (As W.H. Malcolm)
Donald Malcolm (As W.H. Malcolm Ltd.)
Headquarters,
Number of locations
15 Logistics Depots (2022)

2 Construction Quarries (2022)

3 Rail Terminals (2022)
Key people
Donald Malcolm (-2003)
Andrew Malcolm, CEO[2]
ServicesLogistics, Construction, Freight Rail, Vehicle Maintenance
Revenue£206 million (2019)[3]
£8.9 million (2019)[3]
ParentMalcolm Of Brookfield (Holdings) Limited
Websitewww.whmalcolm.com www.malcolmgroup.co.uk

History edit

The origins of the company trace to the 1920s,[4] when Donald Malcolm left school in his early teenage years and started running his family's small coal business. The business grew and in the 1950s entered a partnership with Grampian Holdings; the company expanded into the road building through an equipment hire business, and a shale bing business.[5]

In 1960, when the company was acquired by the industrial holding company Grampian Holdings Plc, the company's assets included 37 vehicles and seven construction equipment items.[6] Donald Malcolm remained in charge of W H Malcolm after the takeover.[6] Donald Malcolm died in 2003; two of his sons Walter and Andrew took over management of the business.[5]

In 2002 Grampian Holdings Plc which was public listed on the stock exchange, was renamed The Malcolm Group Plc. In 2005 the company was taken back into private ownership by the Malcolm family and the Bank of Scotland plc.[6]

Donald Malcolm Heritage Centre edit

The Donald Malcolm Heritage Centre was built by Andrew Malcolm in memory of his father, Donald Malcolm. The centre houses a display of fifteen fully operational trucks. The centre is located next to the HQ in Linwood.[7]

Divisions edit

Logistics edit

The group provides warehousing at locations in Scotland, and northern and central England, primary and secondary road distribution,[8] and train services in association with Freightliner,[9] as well as managing the rail terminals at Grangemouth, Linwood (Elderslie) and Daventry International Rail Freight Terminal.[10]

Rail edit

The group's rail division was launched in 2001, which they use for delivery of goods to manufacturers.[11]

Construction edit

The company's construction division undertakes civil engineering work including excavation and construction of earthworks, roadwork and groundwork, waste recycling, quarrying,[12] and sports pitch surfacing in association with Newark based subsidiary companies Charles Lawrence Surfaces Ltd and Woodholme Construction.

Vehicle maintenance is carried out in house.[13]

References edit

  1. ^ "WebCHeck - search "W. H. Malcolm Ltd"", wck2.companieshouse.gov.uk, Companies House
  2. ^ "The Malcolm Group, Ltd.", investing.businessweek.com, Bloomberg LP, archived from the original on 9 July 2012, retrieved 21 January 2012
  3. ^ a b "Malcolm Group reports rise in turnover and dip in profits". 28 October 2019. Retrieved 22 June 2020.
  4. ^ "Group History". www.malcolmgroup.co.uk. Retrieved 1 June 2017.
  5. ^ a b "Donald Malcolm Entrepreneurial giant who transformed a horse-and-cart business into a leading force in the road haulage enterprise", www.heraldscotland.com, 9 May 2003
  6. ^ a b c "Group ll History", www.malcolmgroup.co.uk, W H Malcolm Ltd, retrieved 15 January 2012
  7. ^ "Donald Malcolm Heritage Centre". www.malcolmgroup.co.uk. Retrieved 1 June 2017.
  8. ^ "Logistics Services" (PDF), www.malcolmgroup.co.uk, W H Malcolm Ltd, retrieved 21 January 2012
  9. ^ "The Malcolm Group award Freightliner 5 year service contract". www.malcolmgroup.co.uk. Retrieved 7 October 2023.
  10. ^ "Rail Services" (PDF), www.malcolmgroup.co.uk, W H Malcolm Ltd, retrieved 21 January 2012
  11. ^ "Rail Services". www.malcolmgroup.co.uk. Retrieved 1 June 2017.
  12. ^ "CONSTRUCTION" (PDF), www.malcolmgroup.co.uk, W H Malcolm Ltd, retrieved 21 January 2012
  13. ^ "MAINTENANCE" (PDF), www.malcolmgroup.co.uk, W H Malcolm Ltd, retrieved 21 January 2012

External links edit

  • Malcolm Group Official Website


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W H Malcolm Ltd trading as the Malcolm Group is a logistics company based in Linwood Renfrewshire Scotland The company provides logistic services Malcolm Logistics and Malcolm Rail including road and rail transport warehousing and terminal management Other group activities include civil engineering plant hire construction Malcolm Construction primarily groundwork and vehicle maintenance W H Malcolm LtdTypePrivateIndustryLogisticsFounded1921 As W H Malcolm 1960 As W H Malcolm Ltd 1 FounderWalter Malcolm As W H Malcolm Donald Malcolm As W H Malcolm Ltd HeadquartersLinwood Renfrewshire ScotlandNumber of locations15 Logistics Depots 2022 2 Construction Quarries 2022 3 Rail Terminals 2022 Key peopleDonald Malcolm 2003 Andrew Malcolm CEO 2 ServicesLogistics Construction Freight Rail Vehicle MaintenanceRevenue 206 million 2019 3 Net income 8 9 million 2019 3 ParentMalcolm Of Brookfield Holdings LimitedWebsitewww wbr whmalcolm wbr com www wbr malcolmgroup wbr co wbr uk Contents 1 History 1 1 Donald Malcolm Heritage Centre 2 Divisions 2 1 Logistics 2 2 Rail 2 3 Construction 3 References 4 External linksHistory editThe origins of the company trace to the 1920s 4 when Donald Malcolm left school in his early teenage years and started running his family s small coal business The business grew and in the 1950s entered a partnership with Grampian Holdings the company expanded into the road building through an equipment hire business and a shale bing business 5 In 1960 when the company was acquired by the industrial holding company Grampian Holdings Plc the company s assets included 37 vehicles and seven construction equipment items 6 Donald Malcolm remained in charge of W H Malcolm after the takeover 6 Donald Malcolm died in 2003 two of his sons Walter and Andrew took over management of the business 5 In 2002 Grampian Holdings Plc which was public listed on the stock exchange was renamed The Malcolm Group Plc In 2005 the company was taken back into private ownership by the Malcolm family and the Bank of Scotland plc 6 Donald Malcolm Heritage Centre edit The Donald Malcolm Heritage Centre was built by Andrew Malcolm in memory of his father Donald Malcolm The centre houses a display of fifteen fully operational trucks The centre is located next to the HQ in Linwood 7 Divisions editLogistics edit The group provides warehousing at locations in Scotland and northern and central England primary and secondary road distribution 8 and train services in association with Freightliner 9 as well as managing the rail terminals at Grangemouth Linwood Elderslie and Daventry International Rail Freight Terminal 10 Rail edit The group s rail division was launched in 2001 which they use for delivery of goods to manufacturers 11 Construction edit The company s construction division undertakes civil engineering work including excavation and construction of earthworks roadwork and groundwork waste recycling quarrying 12 and sports pitch surfacing in association with Newark based subsidiary companies Charles Lawrence Surfaces Ltd and Woodholme Construction Vehicle maintenance is carried out in house 13 References edit WebCHeck search W H Malcolm Ltd wck2 companieshouse gov uk Companies House The Malcolm Group Ltd investing businessweek com Bloomberg LP archived from the original on 9 July 2012 retrieved 21 January 2012 a b Malcolm Group reports rise in turnover and dip in profits 28 October 2019 Retrieved 22 June 2020 Group History www malcolmgroup co uk Retrieved 1 June 2017 a b Donald Malcolm Entrepreneurial giant who transformed a horse and cart business into a leading force in the road haulage enterprise www heraldscotland com 9 May 2003 a b c Group ll History www malcolmgroup co uk W H Malcolm Ltd retrieved 15 January 2012 Donald Malcolm Heritage Centre www malcolmgroup co uk Retrieved 1 June 2017 Logistics Services PDF www malcolmgroup co uk W H Malcolm Ltd retrieved 21 January 2012 The Malcolm Group award Freightliner 5 year service contract www malcolmgroup co uk Retrieved 7 October 2023 Rail Services PDF www malcolmgroup co uk W H Malcolm Ltd retrieved 21 January 2012 Rail Services www malcolmgroup co uk Retrieved 1 June 2017 CONSTRUCTION PDF www malcolmgroup co uk W H Malcolm Ltd retrieved 21 January 2012 MAINTENANCE PDF www malcolmgroup co uk W H Malcolm Ltd retrieved 21 January 2012External links edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to W H Malcolm Malcolm Group Official Website nbsp This article about a company of Scotland is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte nbsp This transport corporation related article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Malcolm Group amp oldid 1179289798, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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