Böhler

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Böhler was an Austrian trader for steel. It was founded in 1870 by the brothers Albert and Emil Böhler. Following World War II, the company was nationalized in 1946.^[1] It was merged with other Austrian steel companies to form the VÖEST-Alpine AG, before being restructured into a subsidiary of said VÖEST-Alpine AG called Vereinigte Edelstahlwerke (German for 'United Stainless Steel Works'). After considerable losses, the VÖEST-Alpine AG and its subsidiaries were restructured again in 1988. The Böhler companies were merged with Uddeholms AB in 1991, following the acquisition of Uddeholm by VÖEST-Alpine Stahl AG in 1990.^[2]

• Böhler-Uddeholm
• Voestalpine
• Voestalpine Böhler Welding

• 100 Jahre Böhler Edelstahl: 1870-1970. Wien, Gebr. Böhler u. Co. AG, 1970
• Bundesgesetz vom 26. Juli 1946 über die Verstaatlichung von Unternehmungen (Verstaatlichungsgesetz) (in German). July 26, 1946.

• Company magazine 1938-1944, digitized by the Austrian National Library

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