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1966 Losses due to cancellation of TSR.2 and P.1154 aircraft<ref>The Times, May 14, 1966</ref> | 1966 Losses due to cancellation of TSR.2 and P.1154 aircraft<ref>The Times, May 14, 1966</ref> | ||
1969 News of the World Organisation sold '''Vactric Control Equipment''' to [[ | 1969 News of the World Organisation sold '''Vactric Control Equipment''' to [[Rotax]]<ref>The Times, May 17, 1969</ref> | ||
1972 Acquired by [[Muirhead and Co|Muirhead]]<ref>The Times, Apr 12, 1972</ref> | 1972 Acquired by [[Muirhead and Co|Muirhead]]<ref>The Times, Apr 12, 1972</ref> | ||
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of Morden
1961 Vactric (Control Equipment) Ltd was acquired by the News of the World Organisation from the Vactric group which was in liquidation [1]
1963 Moved to new, larger factory at Morden[2]
1964 Acquired UK rights to manufacture Norden aircraft encoders[3]. Acquired A. P. Besson and Partner maker of microphones, earpieces, transformers, electro-mechanical and industrial equipment[4]
1966 Losses due to cancellation of TSR.2 and P.1154 aircraft[5]
1969 News of the World Organisation sold Vactric Control Equipment to Rotax[6]
1982 Maker of Europe's widest range of servo-motors, encoders, etc used in control systems for ships and aircraft[8]
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