Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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CGE

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Compagnie Générale d'Electricité (CGE)

1898 The company was formed by the French engineer Pierre Azaria in the Alsace region of what was then Germany; it was a conglomerate that became involved in industries such as electricity, transportation, electronics and telecommunications.

1978 Formation of CGE Alsthom UK (presumably similar in France and elsewhere.

CGE would become a leader in digital communications and would also be known for producing the TGV high-speed trains in France.

1987 CGE Alsthom UK became part of Alsthom International Ltd

1989 Formed GEC Alsthom, a 50/50 joint venture with GEC

2000 Alsthom International became Alstom International

2008 Became Alstom Network Ltd, of London


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