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1971 Acquired [[Dundee Linoleum Co|Dundee Linoleum]]<ref>The Times, July 22, 1971</ref> | 1971 Acquired [[Dundee Linoleum Co|Dundee Linoleum]]<ref>The Times, July 22, 1971</ref> | ||
1972 Acquired [[E. C. Hopkins]]. Acquired [[Frederick Cooper (Birmingham)]], which would fit well with its existing activities<ref>The Times May 17, 1972</ref> | 1972 Acquired [[E. C. Hopkins]]. Acquired [[Frederick Cooper (Birmingham)]], which would fit well with its existing activities<ref>The Times May 17, 1972</ref> but this deal soon collapsed<ref>The Times July 29, 1972</ref> | ||
1972 Yet only a month later, they sold [[Frederick Cooper (Birmingham)]] to [[Wilkes and Godwin]], Birmingham metal finisher<ref>The Times June 20, 1972</ref> | 1972 Yet only a month later, they sold [[Frederick Cooper (Birmingham)]] to [[Wilkes and Godwin]], Birmingham metal finisher<ref>The Times June 20, 1972</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 14:02, 14 October 2021
Coley-Rotolin Group
Combination of Coley Brothers (Tools) and Rotolin Bearings[1]
1971 Shares quoted on the Stock Exchange
1971 Acquired Dundee Linoleum[2]
1972 Acquired E. C. Hopkins. Acquired Frederick Cooper (Birmingham), which would fit well with its existing activities[3] but this deal soon collapsed[4]
1972 Yet only a month later, they sold Frederick Cooper (Birmingham) to Wilkes and Godwin, Birmingham metal finisher[5]
1973 Purchased goodwill and certain assets of Die Sets and Purefoy Unit Tooling[6]
1974 Acquired by F. H. Lloyd Holdings[7]
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