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GEC-Marconi Electronics

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1969 A major reorganisation of AEI and English Electric was carried out after they were acquired by GEC. In electronics, GEC-Marconi Electronics was created which included the Marconi Co (including Marconi Instruments, Marconi-Elliott Microelectronics, Eddystone Radio and overseas activities). The Radar, Aerospace, Defence and Communications divisions of GEC-AEI (Electronics) became part of this business unit [1]. After reorganisation, there were 4 "market-oriented management companies" covering the various GEC-Marconi Electronics companies; these were[2]:

A new semiconductor company was also set up at the same time: GEC Semiconductors

Excluded from these changes were Marconi central division and Elliott Automation Space and Advanced Military Systems as well as 2 business units outside the UK

Other electronics activities were assigned to GEC-Elliott Automation Ltd

1974 GEC-Marconi Electronics included[3]:

1979 Formation of Fisher International, brought together the Fischer Controls subsidiary of Monsanto, and GEC's process controls and control valve division.[4]. This involved GEC-Elliot Control Valves at Rochester and GEC-Marconi Process Control at Leicester and Lewisham.[5]

See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. The Times December 20, 1968
  2. The Times Friday, Aug. 8, 1969
  3. The Times Sept 2 1974
  4. The Times May 4, 1983
  5. The Times July 1, 1978