De Boer Inc history

In 1974, the company launched the first aluminium tent construction based on a modular principle.

In 1993 deBoer purchased North American Freight Service an Intrastate Texas carrier.

Friedrich Losberger, grandson of founder Friedrich Losberger sr. and CEO since 1994, left the company.

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In 2002, the family sold the majority of its company shares to 3i.

In 2003, deBoer Transportation, Inc. was formed to expand the range of services to include a company fleet, owner operator division and brokerage services.

In 2005, NPM Capital, part of SHV Holdings, became the major shareholder as the de Boer family sold its last remaining shares and 3i sold its shares as well.

In 2007 various logistics services were developed for specific customers.

In 2009, the company was acquired by the international GEA concern, making its products part of GEA Farm Technologies.

De Boer's coaching journey began at the 2010 World Cup, where he was an assistant for the Dutch side that went all the way to the final.

In 2011, H.I.G. Europe acquired a majority stake in Losberger.

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Hired in June 2017, the Dutchman's tenure at Selhurst Park ended just 10 weeks later, with the team losing their first four league matches of the season without scoring a single goal.

Still in between jobs in March 2018, De Boer then says on television that it is a "pity" that Mourinho, as manager of Manchester United, is overseeing the development of promising young English striker Marcus Rashford.

According to the Athletic, several Atlanta United players cheered when De Boer's former club Ajax fell to Tottenham in the Champions League semi-final in 2019.