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British Uralite Group of Companies
formerly [[Cellactite and British Uralite]]
formerly [[Cellactite and British Uralite]]


1958 Name changed to [[British Uralite]] when the [[Cellactite Co]] made a separate part
1958 Name changed to '''British Uralite''' when the [[Cellactite Co]] was made a separate part


1961 Manufacturers of specialised building materials, fire-resistant and corrosion-resistant goods, protected metal roofing sheets, ventilators, and hollow partition blocks.  520 employees. <ref>[[1961 Dun and Bradstreet KBE]]</ref>
1961 Manufacturers of specialised building materials, fire-resistant and corrosion-resistant goods, protected metal roofing sheets, ventilators, and hollow partition blocks.  520 employees. <ref>[[1961 Dun and Bradstreet KBE]]</ref>

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British Uralite Group of Companies

formerly Cellactite and British Uralite

1958 Name changed to British Uralite when the Cellactite Co was made a separate part

1961 Manufacturers of specialised building materials, fire-resistant and corrosion-resistant goods, protected metal roofing sheets, ventilators, and hollow partition blocks. 520 employees. [1]

The Huralite Co is an associate company

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