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IA Study Concerning the Revision of the Cableways Directive Table 2.21: Examples of Manufacturers No Longer Active Year Event 1969 Carlevaro & Savio (Italy) ceased production of cableways late 1960s N/A N/A mid 1970s N/A Braendle (Switzerland) ceased production of cableways Piemonte Funivie (Italy) ceased production of cableways Neyrpic (France) was created as a merger of Neyret-Beylier and Piccard-Pictet but later withdrew from the cableway business Giovanola (Switzerland) ceased production of cableways to focus on rollercoasters; the company went out of business in 2004 SEBA (Germany) ceased production of cableways 1980 Cables & Monorail (France) produced reversible cableways until 1980 1980 CECIL (France) built cableways in 1980 but then ceased production N/A Mid-1980s Duport (France) is assumed to be no longer active Zemella (Italy) ceased production of cableways 1980s/1990s Stemag (Austria) ceased to produce cableways; year not known but after 1988 1980s/1990s Transporta Chrudim (Czech Republic) ceased cableways production, likely in the 1990s or earlier NA Lauber (Switzerland) ceased to be active in the cableways sector N/A Nascivera (Italy) went out of business (possibly acquired by Garaventa), year not known but possibly early 1990s N/A Hans Trojer (Italy) ceased production of cableways, year not known but possibly late 1980s N/A Mostostal Zabrze (Poland) ceased production of cableways following the collapse of the Eastern bloc N/A Metasport (Czech Republic) ceased production of cableways N/A VÖEST (Austria) was divided into several companies and privatised, production of cableways ceased 1996 Lift Engineering (Yan Lifts) (USA) filed for bankruptcy in July 1996 1996 Felix Wopfner (Austria) went into liquidation N/A N/A Guido Meyer (Switzerland), possibly went into liquidation Wito (Austria) ceased production of cableways 2000 Heuss (Germany) acquired by Rena (Germany) ceased production of cableways N/A De Pretis (Austria) ceased production of cableways 2003 Riblet Tramway Company (USA) ceased manufacturing operations 2004 CDS Transmontana (Czech Republic) went into liquidation 2010 Graffer (Italy but with some production in Slovenia) went into liquidation 2011 Ceretti e Tanfani (Italy) filed for bankruptcy Sources: Bergbahnen (nd), Lost Ropeways (nd), Skilift Info (nd), Lanove drahy (nd), Lift-World (nd), Trojer (nd) SME Cableway Manufacturers in Europe Table 2.22 lists the European companies involved in the manufacture of cableways and the types of cableways they manufacture; it is likely that the majority of these companies are SMEs (though for example STM Sistem Teleferik appears not to be an Page 20
Risk & Policy Analysts SME). Taken together, these companies represent only 10% of the market. Generally speaking, these companies appear to be more focussed on drag lifts and chair lifts and only a few of them are active in the high-end segments of the market which includes gondolas, funiculars, etc. Table 2.22: Other European Cableway Manufacturers and Products Manufactured Company Country Cableway Products BMF Switzerland Shuttle Lifts, Fixed Chairlifts, Detachable Chairlifts, Gondola Lifts, Ski Lifts, Group Lifts, Monorails Steurer Switzerland/ Austria Reversible Ropeways, Funiculars Borer (Swiss partner of Sunkid) Switzerland Children’s Drag Lifts Inauen-Schätti Switzerland Gondola Lifts, Aerial Ropeways, Chairlifts Rowema Switzerland Gondolas, Chairlifts, Drag Lifts, Monorail SHS Switzerland Drag Lifts TTC Switzerland Drag Lifts Sunkid Austria Children’s Drag Lifts GMM France Fixed Grip Chairlifts, Drag Lifts MEB Impianti Italy Drag Lifts, Chairlifts, Gondola Lifts, Funiculars, Aerial Ropeways CCM Finotello Italy Drag Lifts, Chairlifts, Gondola Lifts Snowstar Italy Chairlifts SSZ Blahuta Czech Republic Drag Lifts B&J Mikeska Czech Republic Children’s Drag Lifts Dikram Czech Republic Drag Lifts, Chairlifts Michalek Czech Republic Drag Lifts, Chairlifts Moment Czech Republic Drag Lift Ski Vojtech Czech Republic Drag Lifts Polar Plus Czech Republic Not clear Tatralift (previously Slovakia Drag Lifts, Chairlifts Tatrapoma) Transmisie Slovakia/Czech Republic Drag Lifts Loipolder Surface Lifts, Fixed Chairlifts, Detachable Chairlifts, Germany SeilbahnTechnik Toboggan Lifts Multiskilift Germany Children’s Drag Lifts, Snow-tubing Lifts REAC SA Spain Aerial Ropeway, Funiculars, Gondola Lifts, Chairlifts, Drag Lifts Liftbyggarna Sweden Children’s Lifts, Drag Lifts Fixed Chairlifts, Detachable Chairlifts, Funiculars Elster Poland Chair Lifts Patronik Poland Drag Lifts FN Glob Poland Drag Lifts Bachleda Poland Drag Lifts SZTOKFISZ Poland N/A Vintertec Offshore Finland Drag Lifts, Chair Lifts, possibly Gondolas Page 21
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