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* 1897 [[Cycle Components Manufacturing Co]] floated its tube making business as a separate company The [[Components Tube Co]] Ltd<ref>The Times, 30 January 1897</ref>. Directors:
* 1897 [[Cycle Components Manufacturing Co]] floated its tube making business as a separate company The [[Components Tube Co]] Ltd<ref>The Times, 30 January 1897</ref>. Directors:
** [[Harvey Du Cros]] Junior, Managing Director
** [[Harvey Du Cros]] Junior, Managing Director
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** [[Alexis de Beck]]
** [[Alexis de Beck]]
** [[B. B. Tuke]]
** [[B. B. Tuke]]
* This would enable expansion of the business of [[Hudson and Co (2)|Hudson and Co]] which had been acquired by [[Cycle Components Manufacturing Co]] in 1894.
* This would enable expansion of the business of [[Hudson and Co (2)|Hudson and Co]] which had been acquired by [[Cycle Components Manufacturing Co]] in 1894.  Mr [[Charles Sangster]], works manager of [[Cycle Components Manufacturing Co]] would take a seat on the board of the new company.  This was one of the many company flotations promoted by [[E. T. Hooley]].


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Sources of Information

  1. The Times, 30 January 1897