Corporate Body

Dunlop Olympic Limited (1980 - 1986)

From
1980
Australia
To
1986
Functions
Manufacturing industry

Summary

Dunlop Olympic Limited was established in 1980 as a result of the amalgamation of the Olympic Tyre and Rubber Company and Dunlop Perdriau Co. Ltd. In 1986 Dunlop Olympic changed its name, becoming Pacific Dunlop Limited.

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 1893 - 1899 Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre Company, Australian branch
       1899 - 1906 Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre Company of Australasia Ltd
             ? - 1934 Beaurepaire Tyre Service
             1890s - 1941 Barnet Glass and Rubber Company Ltd
             1904 - 1929 Perdriau Rubber Co Ltd
             1906 - 1929 Dunlop Rubber Company of Australia Ltd
                   1929 - 1980 Dunlop Perdriau Co Ltd
                   1934 - 1980 Olympic Tyre and Rubber Co
                         1980 - 1986 Dunlop Olympic Limited
                               1986 - 2002 Pacific Dunlop Limited

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