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ToolGuyd > News > Stanley Black & Decker to Sell Delta Brand to TOTY

Stanley Black & Decker to Sell Delta Brand to TOTY

Jan 9, 2011 Stuart Discuss

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Popular Woodworking has reported that Stanley Black & Decker is set to sell its Delta brand to TOTY, a Taiwanese company that currently produces many benchtop power tools for Black & Decker, Craftsman, and Ryobi.

The new company, Delta Power Equipment, will be run by Bryan Whiffen, who is currently listed as a senior VP for product development at Techtronic Industries North America (TTI). TTI currently owns Mikwaukee, AEG (maker of Ridgid power tools), and Ryobi.

Delta Power Equipment will continue producing “top-notch woodworking equipment” and their new operations will be based out of Anderson County, South Carolina.

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Until the press release is publicly released, check out this blog post at Popular Woodworking for a few more details.

Edit: Here’s additional coverage via ToolSnob.

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