Lancashire Dynamo Holdings
of Brook House, Park Lane, London, W1.
1951 Lancashire Dynamo Holdings Ltd was formed to hold the various companies in Lancashire Dynamo and Crypto[1]
1956 The subsidiaries were Lancashire Dynamo and Crypto, Foster Transformers Ltd, Nevelin Electric Co, Crypto Ltd, Crypton Equipment Ltd, Lancashire Dynamo Electronic Products Ltd, Dynamo and Motor Repairs Ltd[2].
1956 A new subsidiary, Lancashire Dynamo Nevelin, was formed to incorporate Nevelin Electric Co, maker of rectifiers of Croydon, and Lancashire Dynamo Switchgear (of Bridgwater) at a new site at Oxted, Surrey[3].
1956 Lancashire Dynamo Holdings acquired J. G. Statter and Co[4].
1960 Metal Industries acquired Lancashire Dynamo Holdings Ltd to provide automation capability which would be complementary to its existing businesses[5].
1961 Electrical engineers, manufacturing a wide range of electrical products. [6]
1967 Lancashire Dynamo and Crypto Ltd was acquired by AEI when Thorn EMI acquired Metal Industries[7].