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James Booth Aluminium

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James Booth Aluminium of Kitts Green, Birmingham.

Company formed by Delta Metal Co to acquire the aluminium and light alloy interests of its subsidiary James Booth and Co[1]

1960 Kaiser Aluminium and Chemical Corporation took a 50 percent interest in the company

1960 Ordered the largest aluminium rolling mill in Europe

1965 Jointly owned subsidiary of Delta Metal Co and Kaiser Aluminium and Chemical Corporation of USA[2]

1968 New tension levelling line built for James Booth Aluminium by AEI-Herr

1968 Alcan Industries bought the 50 percent share owned by Delta Metal Co[3]

1969 Blucher-Grundy, Serco-Ryan Ltd. and Rapp Metals Ltd were part of the James Booth Aluminium Group[4]

1970 Formation of Alcan Booth Industries from merger of Alcan Industries and James Booth Aluminium[5]

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ The Times, Feb 19, 1960
  2. ↑ The Times, Feb 11, 1965
  3. ↑ The Times, Oct 02, 1968
  4. ↑ Birmingham Daily Post 03 July 1969
  5. ↑ The Times, Mar 17, 1970
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