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1956 Public placing of shares; the company designed and constructed reinforced concrete structures; their customers were mainly in the steel, chemical and nationalised industries <ref>The Times May 2, 1956</ref> | 1956 Public placing of shares; the company designed and constructed reinforced concrete structures; their customers were mainly in the steel, chemical and nationalised industries <ref>The Times May 2, 1956</ref> | ||
1969 Acquired by [[Norwest Construction]] | 1963 Contracted to build what might be the largest concrete chimney in the world for [[Eggborough Power Station]]<ref>The Times Aug. 12, 1963</ref> | ||
1969 Acquired by [[Norwest Construction Co|Norwest Construction]] to form [[Norwest Holst]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 12:39, 29 November 2023
1934 Incorporated as a private company, reinforced concrete engineers and contractors[1]
1956 Public placing of shares; the company designed and constructed reinforced concrete structures; their customers were mainly in the steel, chemical and nationalised industries [2]
1963 Contracted to build what might be the largest concrete chimney in the world for Eggborough Power Station[3]
1969 Acquired by Norwest Construction to form Norwest Holst
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