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2002 [[TT Electronics|TT Group]] sold its stake in the business to Anglo American's [[Tarmac]] subsidiary<ref>The Times Dec. 20, 2002</ref> | 2002 [[TT Electronics|TT Group]] sold its stake in the business to Anglo American's [[Tarmac]] subsidiary<ref>The Times Dec. 20, 2002</ref> | ||
2004 Acquired by [[Ennstone]] for its quarrying interests<ref>The Times Jan. 7, 2005</ref> | 2004 Acquired by [[Albrighton|Ennstone]] for its quarrying interests<ref>The Times Jan. 7, 2005</ref> | ||
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1966 The name of the Yang-Tse Corporation was changed to J. B. Holdings[1]
1982 J. B. Holdings plc, Surrey-based construction, makers of road suction cleaners and hydraulic equipment, civil engineers, road maintenance, concrete and GRP pipe-makers and roadstone suppliers, controlled by the Johnston family, changed its name to Johnston Group[2][3]
1999 Sold the Johnston Construction business[4]
2002 TT Group sold its stake in the business to Anglo American's Tarmac subsidiary[5]
2004 Acquired by Ennstone for its quarrying interests[6]
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