A new central locking system was also installed with two new fobs. Finally, a reconditioned radiator and two new gearbox cooler pipes were fitted.Īs a testament to the car’s remarkable condition, it was displayed on the Range Rover Register stand at the 2019 NEC Classic Motor Show and was also the subject of a six-page feature in the December 2019 edition of Land Rover Monthly magazine. The current owner acquired the car in January 2020 and used it sparingly as he is often overseas, the car having driven only 300 hundred miles in the last two and a half years. During his ownership the under-bonnet sound proofing was replaced and when not in use was kept in a professional storage facility. Due to a permanent move abroad, and with only 67, 000 miles showing on the odometer this classic Range Rover is now available for sale. The car retains its original Land Rover documents folder which contains owner’s handbook, Range Rover stereo user guide, UK Land Rover Distributors booklet, Supercover leaflet and most importantly the original stamped service record book.Ĭlassic Range Rovers are very hard to find in such well-preserved condition, especially in original factory specification. Like this story? Why not sign up to get the latest South West business news straight to your inbox.In summary, this is an exceptional, collector-grade example of the classic Range Rover.ġ8/ 10/ 1989, H. Mr Lee added: 'I'm confident in our strategy and the actions we're taking to deliver sustainable long-term growth, including investments in people, infrastructure and product innovation.'

Bosses also invested £73.8m in capital expenditure, including the ongoing development of a production facility in Miskin, Wales. The engineering firm said it has a strong balance sheet with net cash and bank deposit balances of £206.4m, compared with £253.2m last year. While the short-term macroeconomic picture remains unclear, we continue to manage costs prudently, we are implementing further price rises, and remain focused on improving our productivity.'

Meanwhile, demand from semiconductor equipment suppliers for position encoders remains subdued. We continue to see positive trends for investment in low emission transportation, defence, additive manufacturing and robotics. 'We have seen a steady start to FY2024 and our order book remains solid. In a year when we saw a downturn in demand from one of our key sectors, we achieved good growth in systems sales, which is an area of strategic priority. William Lee, chief executive, at Renishaw, commented: 'In challenging trading conditions, our performance demonstrates the resilience of our business model, and the hard work and dedication of our teams around the world.

Read more: Engineering giant Renishaw announces directorate change In its results, Renishaw also noted 'record' sales for its spectroscopy product line, with 'strong growth' across all regions and growth for its neurological product line, with renewed growth in robot sales. Bosses at the London-listed firm attributed this to growth from system sales, offset by weaker demand from the semiconductor sector. Revenue however was up from £671.1m in 2022 to £688.6m. The FTSE 250 firm, which is based at Wotton-under-Edge in Gloucestershire released its annual results on Tuesday (September 19) where it recorded its pre-tax profit at £141m, down from £163.7m last year. Engineering giant Renishaw has seen its profits slump by 14% with return on sales reduced to 20%.

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