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Allied Pickfords Australia
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Founded1926
Headquarters
Australia
OwnerSIRVA
Websitewww.alliedpickfords.com.au

Allied Pickfords Australia is a moving company in Australia. It maintains 40 branches across all states of Australia, and over 600 locations worldwide providing removal services across the entire country, and is a subsidiary of SIRVA.[1][2]

History

Allied Pickfords Australia was established in 1926 as family-owned moving company named Downard Transport. In 1982, British-based Pickfords, bought the company to form Downard Pickfords.[2][3][4][5]

In 1991, as part of a global rebranding exercise, Downard Pickfords became Allied Pickfords.[6] In 1996, Allied Pickfords was included in the sale of Pickfords by the National Freight Corporation to Allied Van Lines.[7] In 1999 Allied Van Lines was purchased by Clayton, Dubilier & Rice and merged with North American Van Lines to become SIRVA.[2][8]

Business

Allied Pickfords Australia has 400 year-round employees, with an additional 50-100 seasonal workers during the removals busy season, November to February.

References

  1. ^ Office Locations Allied Pickfords
  2. ^ a b c About Allied Pickfords
  3. ^ Pickford acquires Downard operations Truck & Bus Transportation January 1982 page 84
  4. ^ Removalists Canberra Times 18 July 1982 page 15
  5. ^ NFC buys into American market Commercial Motor 26 May 1984
  6. ^ New identity for Downard Pickfords Truck & Bus Transportation December 1991 page 9
  7. ^ Pickfords moves to US control The Daily Telegraph 15 September 1999
  8. ^ NFC and Ocean forge £3.2bn alliance to exploit e-commerce The Independent 22 February 2000