Spear & Jackson Australia Receives $960K Order With Super Cheap Auto
BOCA RATON, Fla.--Feb. 27, 2003--Spear & Jackson (OTCBB:SJCK) announced that its division, Spear & Jackson, Australia just received an AUD$960,000 Australia order for Power Tools from Super Cheap Auto.Super Cheap Auto is Australia's fastest growing auto parts, accessories and handman products retailer. Super Cheap Auto has over 200 stores, located in Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria Northern Territory and Tasmania.
Spear & Jackson, based in Sheffield, England is one of the largest and oldest tool manufacturers in the UK. Spear & Jackson's roots go back to the 1740's as one of the premium tool manufacturers.
Spear & Jackson manufactures and distributes tools, garden tools, metrology equipment, woodworking tools and magnetic equipment. They sell their products under Spear & Jackson, Neill Tools, Bowers, Robert Sorby, Moore and Wright, Eclipse (Blades), WHS, Tyzack, and Eclipse Magnetics Brands. Spear & Jackson has divisions throughout England, France and Australia. Spear & Jackson distributes its products throughout the world.
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