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1922 Public company incorporated to assist in the development and engage the finance of electrical and other public utility undertakings; it acquired the whole of the issued share capital of [[Balfour, Beatty and Co]]<ref> The Times, Oct 30, 1922</ref>; [[George Balfour]] was chairman of the company; [[Andrew Henry Beatty]] and [[William Shearer]] were joint managing directors. | 1922 Public company incorporated to assist in the development and engage the finance of electrical and other public utility undertakings; it acquired the whole of the issued share capital of [[Balfour, Beatty and Co]]<ref> The Times, Oct 30, 1922</ref>; [[George Balfour]] was chairman of the company; [[Andrew Henry Beatty]] and [[William Shearer]] were joint managing directors. | ||
1930 The [[Lochaber Hydro-Electric Station|Lochaber]] construction works were expected to be completed in the autumn by their associated company; the [[ | 1930 The [[Lochaber Hydro-Electric Station|Lochaber]] construction works were expected to be completed in the autumn by their associated company; the [[Ericht Hydro-Electric Scheme|Grampian hydro-electric scheme]] was on schedule <ref>The Times, Feb 15, 1930</ref> | ||
1957 34th annual meeting; the company recognised [[Balfour, Beatty and Co]] as its principal income producing subsidiary; other subsidiaries were [[Tersons]] Ltd, [[Stent Precast Concrete]] Ltd, [[Metropolitan Construction Co]] Ltd, [[Duncan Watson (Electrical Engineers)]] Ltd, [[James Kilpatrick and Son]] Ltd<ref>The Times, 21 May 1957</ref>. | 1957 34th annual meeting; the company recognised [[Balfour, Beatty and Co]] as its principal income producing subsidiary; other subsidiaries were [[Tersons]] Ltd, [[Stent Precast Concrete]] Ltd, [[Metropolitan Construction Co]] Ltd, [[Duncan Watson (Electrical Engineers)]] Ltd, [[James Kilpatrick and Son]] Ltd<ref>The Times, 21 May 1957</ref>. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:14, 21 October 2020
1922 Public company incorporated to assist in the development and engage the finance of electrical and other public utility undertakings; it acquired the whole of the issued share capital of Balfour, Beatty and Co[1]; George Balfour was chairman of the company; Andrew Henry Beatty and William Shearer were joint managing directors.
1930 The Lochaber construction works were expected to be completed in the autumn by their associated company; the Grampian hydro-electric scheme was on schedule [2]
1957 34th annual meeting; the company recognised Balfour, Beatty and Co as its principal income producing subsidiary; other subsidiaries were Tersons Ltd, Stent Precast Concrete Ltd, Metropolitan Construction Co Ltd, Duncan Watson (Electrical Engineers) Ltd, James Kilpatrick and Son Ltd[3].
1969 Acquired by British Insulated Callender's Cables[4]