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c.1911 Company incorporated<ref>The Times Jun 24, 1943</ref> by [[R. Venner|Mr. R. F. S. Venner]], [[Robert Constantine Graseby|Mr. R. C. Graseby]] and [[Ernest Edward Sharp]] | c.1911 Company incorporated<ref>The Times Jun 24, 1943</ref> by [[R. Venner|Mr. R. F. S. Venner]], [[Robert Constantine Graseby|Mr. R. C. Graseby]] and [[Ernest Edward Sharp]] in succession to the [[Venner]] private company | ||
1937 Public company launched<ref>The Times, Jul 21, 1937</ref>. | 1937 Public company launched<ref>The Times, Jul 21, 1937</ref>. | ||
Revision as of 09:26, 11 March 2016
of Kingston By-Pass Road, New Malden, Surrey
c.1911 Company incorporated[1] by Mr. R. F. S. Venner, Mr. R. C. Graseby and Ernest Edward Sharp in succession to the Venner private company
1937 Public company launched[2].
By 1953 the parent company was Venner Ltd; Venner Electronics was a wholly-owned subsidiary; accumulator development was progressing; the company had been responsible for most of the "Belisha Beacons" installations in the UK; foreseeing an opportunity in the UK, the company had acquired exclusive rights to an American design of parking meter[3]
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