Manganese Bronze Holdings Manganese Bronze Holdings Manganese Bronze Holdings plc (MBH) was the holding company of LTI Limited: their sole business in their final years as a company was London black taxicab manufacturing through the LTI subsidiary. MBH was founded in 1899 and was once an important conglomerator of British motorcycle marques. The company acquired the subsidiary Carbodies in 1973, which was involved in the design, development and production of taxicabs. This subsidiary eventually became "LTI Limited", and traded first as "London Taxis International" and then as "The London Taxi Company". The sale of its components division in 2003 left the company with
Briton Motor Company A. Weight who took over what remained of the company. Weight moved the machine shop and components that had been left behind to a new site at Chillington Fields also taking on a number of Briton's old workforce. Car production continued on this site until 1929 when production costs became too great, with around 600 cars having been made in total. The Briton Motor Company continued, becoming Tractor Spares Limited in 1940, a company which still exists today. Briton Motor Company The Briton Motor Company was a Wolverhampton based car manufacturer that produced cars from 1909 to 1919 then from