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1960 [[ICI]] acquired on behalf of itself and Alcoa the issued share capital of [[Almin]] Ltd, parent company of [[Associated Light Metal Industries]] Ltd; the group was described as an integrated and balanced organisation comprising a range of light metal technology, especially aluminium, including secondary metal and finished products.<ref>The Times May 3, 1960</ref>
1960 [[ICI]] acquired on behalf of itself and Alcoa the issued share capital of [[Almin]] Ltd, parent company of [[Associated Light Metal Industries]] Ltd; the group was described as an integrated and balanced organisation comprising a range of light metal technology, especially aluminium, including secondary metal and finished products.<ref>The Times May 3, 1960</ref>
1965 the [[Institute of Physics]] acquired [[Fulmer Research Institute]] from the company<ref>The Times  Feb. 16, 1965</ref>


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Revision as of 10:50, 20 July 2022

post WWII: Company founded by Wallace Charles Devereux

1960 ICI acquired on behalf of itself and Alcoa the issued share capital of Almin Ltd, parent company of Associated Light Metal Industries Ltd; the group was described as an integrated and balanced organisation comprising a range of light metal technology, especially aluminium, including secondary metal and finished products.[1]

1965 the Institute of Physics acquired Fulmer Research Institute from the company[2]


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Sources of Information

  1. The Times May 3, 1960
  2. The Times Feb. 16, 1965