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of Canley, Coventry, and Leamington Spa.
c.1893 Business founded by F. T. Jackson[1]
1915 Converted into a private company Coventry Radiator Co Ltd
1926 Name changed to Coventry Radiator and Presswork Co Ltd
1949 Holding company incorporated
1952 Public company incorporated as Coventry Radiator and Presswork Holdings Co Ltd
1955 Acquired by Associated Engineering Group[2].
1960 Manufacturer of Dravo oil-fired space heater[3]
1963 Motor Show exhibitor. Radiators[4]
1972 The Covrad subsidiary of Associated Engineering developed the first low-cost aluminium radiator for cars[5]
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