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Revision as of 11:16, 27 November 2018
of Dorchester
1974 Awarded Queen's Award for Industry for its light-sensitive integrated circuits[1]
Early 1970s: acquired by Muirhead and Co
1988 Became part of Pilgrim House
1989 Williams Holdings sold the company to B. Elliott and Co[2]
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