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Clayton, Dubilier, and Rice

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Clayton, Dubilier, and Rice is a private investment firm that has ownership stakes in Brakes (a European food supplier), Remington Arms, The Hertz Corporation, and Culligan (a provider of water treatment products), amongst other companies. It owns shares of Italtel, (one of the top eight world suppliers in digital line-switching systems), Sirva (which owns Allied Van Lines and North American Van Lines), Graphic Packaging, Inc. (a provider of paperboard packaging), VWR International (a distributor of scientific supplies), Rexel (the world's leading supplier of electrical equipment and supplies). In addition, CD&R formerly owned or had ownership in such companies as Kinko's (now FedEx Kinko's), Uniroyal Goodrich Tire Company, and Lexmark.

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References

  1. ^ a b Uniroyal Goodrich Tire Co reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30, New York Times Archive, Published: October 14, 1988
  2. ^ Company News; Goodrich Outlook, REUTERS, New York Times Archive, Published: June 24, 1988
  3. ^ INSIDE, New York Times, Published: September 23, 1989

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