Engineer Renishaw has called off its sale process after failing to find buyers who fitted the bill. The London-listed company, which makes measuring devices and analytical tools for healthcare and manufacturing, was up for sale as its founders wanted to sell up and retire. Sir David McMurtry, Renishaw’s 81-year-old executive chairman, and his non-executive deputy John Deer, 83, own 52.8 per cent. Renishaw, which makes measuring devices and analytical tools for the healthcare and manufacturing industries, had put itself up for sale as its founders wanted to sell out and retire But they turned all their offers down. RELATED ARTICLES