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'''Valteo Oyj''' was a Valkean state-run multinational conglomerate established in 1927 and operated until its dissolution in 1992. At its peak, Valteo was the largest manufacturing conglomerate in Valkea and one of the largest in Astyria, operating in various industries such as aeronautics, shipbuilding, chemicals, automobiles, construction, mining, lumber, and electronics. It was | '''Valteo Oyj''' was a [[Valkea|Valkean]] state-run multinational conglomerate established in 1927 and operated until its dissolution in 1992. At its peak, Valteo was the largest manufacturing conglomerate in Valkea and one of the largest in [[Astyria]], operating in various industries such as aeronautics, shipbuilding, chemicals, automobiles, construction, mining, lumber, and electronics. | ||
The company was founded in 1927 as '''Valtion Teollisuuset''' by the government of Hannu Sibelius. Founded to consolidate Valkea's heavy industry, Valteo was instrumental in the rapid industrialization of Valkea throughout the 20th century and held a natural monopoly in the iron and steel, shipbuilding, and transportation sectors. Throughout its existence, it has acquired several private companies and grew to encompass a significant portion of the Valkean economy. However, internal and external forces in the 1970s and 1980s caused the company to incur enormous debts and undergo significant restructuring in its final years. | |||
It was privatized in 1992 and dissolved into several companies, many of which still operate with the Valteo name and trademark. Many of its successors such as [[Valkean Electric]], [[Valteo Motor Group]], and [[Valteo Heavy Industries]] remain as some of Valkea's largest corporations. | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===Founding years (1927- | ===Founding years (1927-1931)=== | ||
=== | ===Privatization (1931-1948)=== | ||
=== | ===Growth and renationalization (1948-1970)=== | ||
===Financial troubles (1971-1992)=== | ===Financial troubles (1971-1992)=== | ||
=== | ===Breakup=== | ||
==Successor companies== | ==Successor companies== | ||
Valteo's breakup resulted in the creation of several successor companies, many of which still control a large portion of Valkea's key industries. These include: | Valteo's breakup resulted in the creation of several successor companies, many of which still control a large portion of Valkea's key industries. These include: | ||
* [[Lumi Oyj]] | |||
* [[Valkean Aerospace]] | * [[Valkean Aerospace]] | ||
* [[Valkean Electric]] | * [[Valkean Electric]] | ||
* [[Valkean Steel Corporation]] | |||
* [[Valteo Chemicals]] | * [[Valteo Chemicals]] | ||
* [[Valteo Credit Services]] | * [[Valteo Credit Services]] | ||
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Formerly | Valtion Teollisuuset Oyj |
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| Industry | Conglomerate |
| Fate | Split |
| Founded | March 26, 1927 in Källälivi, Valkea |
| Defunct | May 10, 1992 |
| Headquarters | , |
| Products |
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Valteo Oyj was a Valkean state-run multinational conglomerate established in 1927 and operated until its dissolution in 1992. At its peak, Valteo was the largest manufacturing conglomerate in Valkea and one of the largest in Astyria, operating in various industries such as aeronautics, shipbuilding, chemicals, automobiles, construction, mining, lumber, and electronics.
The company was founded in 1927 as Valtion Teollisuuset by the government of Hannu Sibelius. Founded to consolidate Valkea's heavy industry, Valteo was instrumental in the rapid industrialization of Valkea throughout the 20th century and held a natural monopoly in the iron and steel, shipbuilding, and transportation sectors. Throughout its existence, it has acquired several private companies and grew to encompass a significant portion of the Valkean economy. However, internal and external forces in the 1970s and 1980s caused the company to incur enormous debts and undergo significant restructuring in its final years.
It was privatized in 1992 and dissolved into several companies, many of which still operate with the Valteo name and trademark. Many of its successors such as Valkean Electric, Valteo Motor Group, and Valteo Heavy Industries remain as some of Valkea's largest corporations.
History
Founding years (1927-1931)
Privatization (1931-1948)
Growth and renationalization (1948-1970)
Financial troubles (1971-1992)
Breakup
Successor companies
Valteo's breakup resulted in the creation of several successor companies, many of which still control a large portion of Valkea's key industries. These include: