ICI was formed in 1926 through the merger of four British chemical companies and flourished in the 1930s through the development of plastics and new materials. It supported the war effort in WWII and expanded into pharmaceuticals in the 1950s. Under CEO John Harvey Jones from 1982 to 1987, profits greatly increased. ICI de-merged in 1993 to form Zeneca Group and was later acquired by Akzo Nobel in 2008.
ICI was formed in 1926 through the merger of four British chemical companies and flourished in the 1930s through the development of plastics and new materials. It supported the war effort in WWII and expanded into pharmaceuticals in the 1950s. Under CEO John Harvey Jones from 1982 to 1987, profits greatly increased. ICI de-merged in 1993 to form Zeneca Group and was later acquired by Akzo Nobel in 2008.
ICI was formed in 1926 through the merger of four British chemical companies and flourished in the 1930s through the development of plastics and new materials. It supported the war effort in WWII and expanded into pharmaceuticals in the 1950s. Under CEO John Harvey Jones from 1982 to 1987, profits greatly increased. ICI de-merged in 1993 to form Zeneca Group and was later acquired by Akzo Nobel in 2008.
Founded in 1926 from the merger of 4 British chemical
companies The 1930s were flourishing years with the development of plastics and the discovery of new materials During WWII, the company was involved into war effort During the 1950s, the company has extended its market upon the pharmaceuticals From 1982 to 1987,John Harvey Jones was the CEO and highly increased the companys profit In 1993, the company de-merged and created the Zenecca Group ICI has been acquired by Akzo Nobel in 2008