Lucas Overseas
Argentina
Gallery 1
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Lucas in Argentina
History - Lucas Indiel S. A.
The company was founded in Argentina by
Narciso Martin, Angel Amato, Antonio Cozzi,
Alfredo Magrin, Fernando J Huergo, Fernando A Rocca,
and others ( local Shareholders ) in August 10th 1957.
Initially called "Martin Amato y Cia SAIC:"
At First it made dynamos and Regulators for cars.
In 1958 the company bought and built during 1958 to
1965, the "La Matanza Plant" (Building 17000 m2 Land
40000 m2.
The Company started its main growth in 1958 with the
incorporation how shareholders of "Lucas Industries plc"
(ex Joseph Lucas) with 66% of the shares. With Lucas the firm
expanded rapidly started making electronic regulators,diods,
starters, electronic distributors and alternators and from 1959
the company obtained contracts to supply Renault, Ford,
General Motors, Peugeot, Fiat, Volkswagan, Perkins
In 1968 "Lucas Industries plc" bought 80% of shares in
Argentina company.
In 1979 Lucas bought "San Lorenzo Plant" in Santa Fe Province.
In 1985 Lucas opened a new plant in "San Luis Plant
In 1998 Lucas Varityplc (ex Lucas Industries plc) decided to sell
the Argentina company to Prestolite Electric inc. (USA).
History sent in by Joe Rocca
ARG-1
Argentina
La Matanza Plant 1958
ARG-2
Argentina
Lucas Indiel S.A 1959
Dinner with Narciso Martin ( President )
Angel Amato ( Vice President )
Fernando J Huergo ( Production Director )
Fernando A Rocca ( Sales Manager )
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La Matanza Plant 1960
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La Matanza Plant 1963
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La Matanza Plant 1963
Angel Amato ( Vice President )
Fernando A Rocca ( Sales Manager )
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Argentina
Indiel School 1965
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Argentina
Indiel Sports Field 1965
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Argentina
San Lorenzo Plant ( Santo Fe ) 1979
ARG-9
Argentina
1989
J C Yemma, L F Perez, Joe Rocca, Peter Cressall
G Forrester, J Curutchet
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San Luis Plant 1997
Milko Gomez ( Administration Manager )
Alejandro Bravo ( RRHH )
Umile Plaido ( Manufacturing Manager )
Juan Leuatte ( Treasurer )
ARG-10a
Argentina
2002
La Matanza Building ( Left )
San Luis Plant ( Right )
All Photo in this Gallery sent in by Joe Rocca
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