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Tiphook PLC was a United Kingdom headquartered transport services company, registered on the London and New York stock markets, which became the world's second largest marine container leasing business in the 1990s. The Company was once a constituent of the FTSE 100 Index. Following a debt-fuelled buying spree in the late 1980s, it crashed in the early 1990s due to accounting changes brought about by its expansion into North America caused by a technical and then actual default in its debt coverage.

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rdfs:label	Tiphook (en)
rdfs:comment	Tiphook PLC was a United Kingdom headquartered transport services company, registered on the London and New York stock markets, which became the world's second largest marine container leasing business in the 1990s. The Company was once a constituent of the FTSE 100 Index. Following a debt-fuelled buying spree in the late 1980s, it crashed in the early 1990s due to accounting changes brought about by its expansion into North America caused by a technical and then actual default in its debt coverage. (en)
foaf:name	Tiphook PLC (en)
name	Tiphook PLC (en)
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location	London stock exchange
dcterms:subject	1975 establishments in England Transport companies established in 1975 Companies formerly listed on the New York Stock Exchange 1997 disestablishments in England Rolling stock leasing companies Transport companies disestablished in 1997 Companies formerly listed on the London Stock Exchange Truck rental
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Public limited company Robert Maxwell Bentley United Kingdom Competition Commission Corporate governance Class action GE Capital 1975 establishments in England Transport companies established in 1975 Transamerica Corporation GE Equipment Services Companies formerly listed on the New York Stock Exchange Daily Mirror 1997 disestablishments in England Rolling stock leasing companies Esso FTSE 100 Index North America Kangourou wagon Hawker Siddeley Transport companies disestablished in 1997 Companies formerly listed on the London Stock Exchange Charles Powell, Baron Powell of Bayswater TIP Trailer Services Transport Ian Clubb Intermodal container Truck rental New York Stock Exchange Railway Management buyout Stock market Semi-trailer London stock exchange Pocket wagon Well car Barclays Bank British Aerospace BAe 125 ISO container Cargowaggon dbr:Sea-Axis
sameAs	Tiphook Tiphook Tiphook Tiphook
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defunct	1997 (xsd:integer)
fate	Divested (en)
foundation	1975 (xsd:integer)
industry	Transport (en)
key people	Robert Montague (en)
location	London, England, UK (en)
successor	TIP Trailer Services Cargowaggon
type	Public limited company
has abstract	Tiphook PLC was a United Kingdom headquartered transport services company, registered on the London and New York stock markets, which became the world's second largest marine container leasing business in the 1990s. The Company was once a constituent of the FTSE 100 Index. Following a debt-fuelled buying spree in the late 1980s, it crashed in the early 1990s due to accounting changes brought about by its expansion into North America caused by a technical and then actual default in its debt coverage. The rail leasing arm of the business briefly became International Wagon Services in 1996 before being acquired by GE into its European rail leasing business. (en)

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