Imperial Chemical Industries

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Imperial Chemical Industries was a major British chemical company that became one of the world’s largest manufacturers of chemicals, polymers, and related products during the 20th century.

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Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI) 1

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instanceOf chemical company
defunct company
public limited company
acquiredBy AkzoNobel NERFINISHED
acquisitionAnnouncedOn 2007-06-18
acquisitionCompletedOn 2008-01-02
country United Kingdom
describedAs one of the world’s largest chemical manufacturers of the 20th century
dissolvedIn 2008
employeeCountPeak over 100000
eraOfProminence 20th century
formedByMergerOf British Dyestuffs Corporation NERFINISHED
Brunner Mond & Company NERFINISHED
Nobel Industries NERFINISHED
United Alkali Company NERFINISHED
foundedBy Alfred Mond NERFINISHED
foundedIn 1926
foundedOn 1926-12-07
founder Alfred Mond, 1st Baron Melchett NERFINISHED
headquartersCountry United Kingdom
headquartersLocation England
London NERFINISHED
industry agrochemicals
chemicals
explosives
pharmaceuticals
polymers
listedOn London Stock Exchange NERFINISHED
majorProduct bulk chemicals
fertilizers
paints
pharmaceutical drugs
plastics
synthetic fibers
notableBrand Crown Paints NERFINISHED
Dulux NERFINISHED
Polycell NERFINISHED
notableExecutive Alfred Mond, 1st Baron Melchett NERFINISHED
John Harvey-Jones NERFINISHED
operatedIn Asia NERFINISHED
Europe NERFINISHED
Latin America NERFINISHED
North America NERFINISHED
partOfIndex FT 30 Index NERFINISHED
FTSE 100 Index NERFINISHED
predecessor British Dyestuffs Corporation NERFINISHED
Brunner Mond & Company NERFINISHED
Nobel Industries NERFINISHED
United Alkali Company NERFINISHED
researchFocus agricultural chemistry
industrial chemistry
polymer science
shortName ICI NERFINISHED
successor AkzoNobel NERFINISHED
Huntsman Corporation NERFINISHED
tradedAs LSE: ICI NERFINISHED

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Fraser Stoddart employer Imperial Chemical Industries
John Clive Ward employer Imperial Chemical Industries
Ranajit Ghosh employer Imperial Chemical Industries
Richard Beeching employer Imperial Chemical Industries
Sir James Black employer Imperial Chemical Industries
this entity surface form: Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI)
Thames House, London formerOccupant Imperial Chemical Industries
subject surface form: Thames House