Helmut Eppich opened a small metal shop on 1st Avenue and Burrard Street in Vancouver, B.C. The company, co-founded by Helmut, Hugo, and their friend Stefan Burger, was called Eppich & Burger Manufacturing Co.
Hugo Eppich was an electrician by trade and opened a plating shop at Eppich & Burger. The company changed its name to Ebco Manufacturing Ltd.
Ebco Industries Ltd. built a new facility in Richmond and relocated from Vancouver.
Helmut and Hugo received the BC Business Entrepreneurs of the Year Award.
Epic Data commences production of its data collection terminals.
Premier Bill Vander Zalm lit a giant menorah built by Ebco for the Eltz Charm Synagogue in Richmond. The menorah was designed by architect Arthur Erickson.
Ebco Technologies Inc. was formed to accommodate a TRIUMF technology transfer to build cyclotrons for commercial use. A TR30 cyclotron for Nordion was the first to be built.
Helmut and Hugo received the BC Business Entrepreneurs of the Year Award.
The Ebco Group restructures allowed Helmut and Hugo to operate their own companies independently. New logos were created to identify each company within Ebco Industries Ltd.
Founding company Ebco Industries Ltd. celebrates 50 years in business.
Founding company Ebco Industries Ltd. celebrates its 60th anniversary.
Ebco Industries Ltd. celebrates 65th anniversary.
