Crowley Completes Acquisition of Anderes Oil in Ketchikan
July 12, 2013
Anderes Oil Company, Ketchikan
While ownership will be changing, little else will. The company will continue to provide great products and services under the Anderes name with its 20 employees, who will be welcomed as new members of the Crowley team. “Anderes and Crowley have similar cultures and values emphasizing safety, environmental protection and customer service,” said Bob Cox, Crowley vice president. “Our goal is a seamless transition and supporting the fine employees of Anderes Oil going forward.” Crowley was founded in 1892, when founder Thomas Crowley - the grandfather of current chairman, president and CEO Thomas B. Crowley Jr. - purchased an 18-foot Whitehall boat to provide transportation of personnel and supplies to ships anchored on San Francisco Bay. The present structure, in which Crowley Maritime Corporation serves as a holding company for business lines and all subsidiaries, was put in place in 1992. The company is wholly and privately owned by the Crowley family and Crowley employees. Crowley currently operates 22 fuel terminals in western Alaska and the rail belt, with over 265 employees. Quoting a news release, "The opportunity to acquire Anderes Oil and expand into southeast Alaska is a welcome development for Crowley’s petroleum distribution business."
Edited by Mary Kauffman, SitNews
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