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of Newcastle-under-Lyme
 
1902 Company founded.
 
1927 Private company formed as [[Flexible Electric Cords]] Ltd.
 
1935 Name changed.
 
1934 [[A. Rist|A. Rist (1927)]] Ltd, a subsidiary of [[Joseph Lucas Ltd]], acquired [[Flexible Electric Cords]], a small company manufacturing electric cable for motor vehicles and other uses; this company then changed its name to [[Rists Wires and Cables]] Ltd. Lucas has said that it financed this development in order to safeguard the supply of cable for use with its electrical equipment as it wanted to have a source of supply outside the cable manufacturers' "ring" that existed at that time.
 
1936 '''A. Rist (1927) Ltd''' was wound up and its business in ignition coils and other motor goods was taken over by '''Rists Wires & Cables'''.  The principal product of the company became cable harness, used in conjunction with reference equipment.
 
1949 Subsidiary [[K. X. Lamps]] Ltd. formed, with a factory at Middlesbrough, to manufacture filament light bulbs
 
1961 Manufacturers of electrical cables, flexibles and wiring assemblies for the motor, electrical and radio trades. 3,200 employees. <ref>[[1961 Dun and Bradstreet KBE]]</ref>
 
1962 '''Rists Wires & Cables''' Ltd. ended its manufacture of ignition coils.
 
1974 Fabrostrip, a flat strip wiring harness for car and other products, was awarded a Design Council Engineering Award.<ref>The Engineer 1974/05/02</ref>
 
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== Sources of Information ==
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* Competition Commission
 
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