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Boosey & Hawkes, a major british music companyBoosey & Hawkes plc (musical instrument division), kind and country
On 1st January 1994 Höfner was sold to Boosey & Hawkes, a major british music company [...] In 2003 Boosey & Hawkes decided to sell their "instrument division", which included HöfnerParent of Karl Höfner GmbH & Co. KG
On 1st January 1994 Höfner was sold to Boosey & Hawkes, a major british music companyHöfner, owns, 1994–2003
by Christmas 1950 the new Hofner factory was up and running. [...] the main step taken was to close the factory at Bubenreuth and move all production to the newer factory at Hagenau, which was enlarged and modernized in 1997.Era: Höfner German-built guitars and basses (Schönbach, Bubenreuth, Hagenau; 1930s to present), 1994–1997
the main step taken was to close the factory at Bubenreuth and move all production to the newer factory at Hagenau, which was enlarged and modernized in 1997.Era: Höfner German-built guitars and basses (Schönbach, Bubenreuth, Hagenau; 1930s to present), 1997–2003
In 1994, Höfner became part of the Boosey & Hawkes Group
Höfner, owns, 1994–2003
The new Höfner factory opened in 1950, and expanded three times between 1953 and 1960. [...] In 1997, the company moved from Bubenreuth to Hagenau.Era: Höfner German-built guitars and basses (Schönbach, Bubenreuth, Hagenau; 1930s to present), 1994–1997
Die Verlagerung der Produktion an einen anderen Standort ist nicht vorgesehen.Era: Höfner German-built guitars and basses (Schönbach, Bubenreuth, Hagenau; 1930s to present), 1997–2003