Mechanische Netzfabrik Kremmin Nets Ropes

1905	Gustav Strehlow terminates his employment at Mechanische Netzfabrik Draeger & Manthey, Landsberg (Warthe) in order to found Mechanische Netzfabrik Gustav Strehlow in Neuwedell/Neumark.
1935	Walter Kremmin purchases the factory from the founder's decendants. The name of the factory is changed to Mechanische Netzfabrik Gustav Strehlow, Inhaber Walter Kremmin.
1945	In conjunction with the loss of the Eastern Provinces of Germany the factory could not be saved.
1949	After some time as director of Dresdner Netzwerke GmbH Heidenau/Dresden Walter Kremmin re-establishes the factory in Oldenburg i. O./Lower Saxony.
1967	Ilse and Eckart Kremmin inherit the factory from their father.
1998	Dr. Hannes Kremmin, son of Eckart Kremmin, takes over the factory.
1999	51% of the shares of H. H. Kristensen AB, Göteborg were bought. The remaining 49% are held by the managing director, Mr. Martin Grunsky. H. H. Kristensen AB (founded 1880) supplies fishermen with nets ropes float lines lead lines as well as other related items. In addition fishing nets are rigged.
2000	The customer base and machines of Oberfränkische Netzwerke GmbH, Selbitz were purchased.
	Oberfränkische Netzwerke GmbH was formed in 1945 as a joint venture between producers of embroideries and curtains. Among other things this factory produced nets which were processed further by its shareholders.