Stuff Industry

Stuff Industry is a recurring organization in the SCP Foundation series. It was a small company infamous of being comprised of incompetent and dumb people who just worked on various things without any real collaboration and somehow created a variety of anomalous products that often endangered their buyers. Despite this, the company truly meant to do good, with the CEO Petter Vangen considering his employees like a family and working tirelessly to make things work.
==History==
Stuff Industry was founded by rich former salesman from Denmark Petter Vangen after his old clothing manufacturing business was sold in Indonesia. Around 1982 he founded a new company that would become Stuff Industry, originally named Vangen Thing LLC, in Australia. It was claimed that he founded it alongside his brother Sigurd Vangen who held a few properties in Malaysia, but no evidence suggested he ever existed, and following his alleged disappearance in 1985 Petter was heavily affected by this, becoming seriously mentally ill, his mind receding to that of a child. Vangen went on to hire random people to work in his company, most of which had no real experience, and despite this they were able to create various anomalous products to sell. They managed to profit successfully, but in 1989 Stuff Industry filed for bankruptcy due to Vangen being accused for fraud, embezzlement, forum shopping, securities fraud and liability issues, though he wasn't persecuted any further.
Years later, the Manna Charitable Foundation came across several of Stuff Industry's products and seeing them as useful for helping poor lives, sent Martina Bauer, alternatively know as Spiffy Dodger, to investigate the former employees. She managed to track down several influential workers and even bring in new useful products. However, she hit a dead end after confronting Vangen himself, due to the latter's mental affliction. The investigation ended there as all of the employees had been interviewed while most of the products had been completely lost.
==Organization==
Stuff Industry was comprised of tenths of people, mostly incompetent individuals. The company was separated in the offices, the labs, and the Board of Directors. The offices were tasked with handling negotiations and lawsuits among other things, while the labs were the most important part as they created the company's various products through unknown means and often involving experimental subjects, both of which barely communicated with each other. The Board of Directors was comprised of random people with almost no experience in business. These included Qian Hao-Li, Paget Chevalier, Mr. Tobes, Fateh and Ali Singh Khan, Mr. Wiesz, Mr. Fjordsson, Mr. Black and Mr. White. At the top of the company was Petter Vangen who founded the company and apparently was one of the few most competent workers, working from seven in the morning to seven in the afternoon and giving orders to the Board who in turn consigned them to either the offices or the labs. Apart from that the company was largely disorganized and in disarray, shocking even the employees themselves on how they managed to keep it going for so long and profit from their lazy and useless work.
==Relationship with anomalous factions==
The SCP Foundation had come across several of the Industry's products, but failed to learn more about it. On the other hand the Stuff Industry appeared to have sent spies in various Foundation facilities, but surprisingly for well intentions.
Following the dissolution of Stuff Industry, the Manna Charitable Foundation decided to investigate its employees for their products as it saw some of them as beneficial for the poor people, but didn't find much expect for the pills and robots.
==SCPs associated with Stuff Industry==
==Gallery==
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==Trivia==
* It was suggested out-of-universe that SCP-1441, a automatic paper towel dispenser powered by a cold fusion battery, could have also been created by Stuff Industry, but it was written by a different author and no connection had been established.
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