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1970 Acquired by [[Shipston Engineering Co]]
1970 Acquired by [[Shipston Engineering Co]]


Subsequently acquired by [[IMI Group|IMI]], presumably became part of [[IMI Pneumatics]] later becoming [[IMI Norgren Enots]]
1972 [[Imperial Metal Industries]] acquired [[Shipston Engineering Co|Norgren Shipston International]], maker of pneumatic equipments, and its US associate [[C. A. Norgren]] <ref>The Times Nov. 3, 1972</ref>
 
Became part of [[IMI Pneumatics]] later becoming [[IMI Norgren Enots]]


==See Also==
==See Also==

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1960.
April 1969.
1969.

of Shipston-on-Stour, Warwickshire.

1970 Acquired by Shipston Engineering Co

1972 Imperial Metal Industries acquired Norgren Shipston International, maker of pneumatic equipments, and its US associate C. A. Norgren [1]

Became part of IMI Pneumatics later becoming IMI Norgren Enots

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Sources of Information

  1. The Times Nov. 3, 1972