Stiegl & Vastholt
retailer of Norrwick · established 2011
About us
Stiegl & Vastholt is a retailer based at Norrwick in Norrfeld. The company was founded on 30 December 2011 by Thomas Stiegl and has traded for 14 years.
Stiegl & Vastholt delivers retail solutions from Norrwick to clients across the country. We combine 14 years of experience with a modern approach. Our team is based in Norrwick and works wherever our clients are.
Our founder. Thomas Stiegl, mechanic, was born at Ostrabruck on 22 April 1964.
Our history
The company's books have been kept at Harbour Row since the registered office was fixed there, and the timeline below is compiled from them and from the press.
- 2011 The company is founded at Norrwick.
- 2011 Stiegl & Vastholt is founded at Norrwick by Thomas Stiegl. In the press.
- 2014 Stiegl & Vastholt lists on the Vellmar Exchange as STT. In the press.
What we do
Stiegl & Vastholt operates in the retail trade, serving Norrwick and the surrounding country. Particulars of current lines are available on application to the registered office.
Our services: everything for the family under one roof. Details on request.
Working with us
Join us. Current openings are available from the office at Norrwick.
We take on staff throughout the year. Current vacancies are on Stellenmarkt; ask us about working here. Applications in writing to the registered office, stating age, trade and Marsh Regiment service if any. A labourer's day is paid at not less than the published rate of 1,426.07 marka.
Investors
Stiegl & Vastholt is quoted on the Vellmar Exchange as STT since 2014. Last year-end close: 1,272.94 marka (31 December 2025). The Exchange publishes year-end closes only.
The Exchange publishes year-end closes only. Shareholders may inspect the books at the registered office on application in writing.
Contact
Stiegl & Vastholt151 Harbour Row
Norrwick, Norrfeld
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Correspondence to the registered office. Callers by appointment. Encyclopedia entry: Stiegl & Vastholt.
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