FKI

FKI was a British conglomerate company. It was founded in 1902 as a small engineering workshop and grew over the decades through a series of acquisitions. The company operated in various sectors, including industrial automation, materials handling, and food processing equipment. FKI was known for its diverse portfolio of businesses, which served a wide range of industries globally.

Over its history, FKI underwent significant restructuring and diversification. It acquired and divested numerous businesses, adapting to changing market conditions and strategic objectives. The company's headquarters were located in London, England. FKI's operations spanned across Europe, North America, and Asia, with a substantial international presence.

In its later years, FKI faced financial challenges, leading to further strategic reviews. In 2010, the company announced its intention to break up its operations and sell off its divisions. This marked the end of FKI as a single, integrated entity. The individual businesses within FKI were subsequently acquired by different companies, marking the dissolution of the conglomerate. The legacy of FKI is seen in the continued operation of many of the businesses it once owned.