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Distributor of chemicals from 3 German companies. | |||
Formed from the merger of three chemical companies: [[Bush Beach and Gent]]; [[Frank Segner and Co]]., and [[F. S. Bayley Clanahan and Co]]. <ref name = "times"/> | Formed from the merger of three chemical companies: [[Bush Beach and Gent]]; [[Frank Segner and Co]]., and [[F. S. Bayley Clanahan and Co]]. <ref name = "times"/> | ||
1959 Acquired by [[Grovewood Securities]]. <ref name = "times">The Times, December 3, 1959</ref> | 1959 Acquired by [[Grovewood Securities]]. <ref name = "times">The Times, December 3, 1959</ref> | ||
By 1973 had a wholly-owned subsidiary [[Godfrey Woodhead and Son]], maker of sulphate of potash and hydrochloric acid of Huddersfield; had 55 percent interest in [[Bush Beach Engineering]]. | |||
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Revision as of 07:48, 8 April 2021
Distributor of chemicals from 3 German companies.
Formed from the merger of three chemical companies: Bush Beach and Gent; Frank Segner and Co., and F. S. Bayley Clanahan and Co. [1]
1959 Acquired by Grovewood Securities. [1]
By 1973 had a wholly-owned subsidiary Godfrey Woodhead and Son, maker of sulphate of potash and hydrochloric acid of Huddersfield; had 55 percent interest in Bush Beach Engineering.
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