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Smiths Group

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Smiths Group

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Also known as Smiths Industries Controls, Smiths English Clocks Ltd

British engineering company

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Smiths Group is a company established in 1851. It is located in London, United Kingdom. The organization is currently active. It has 23,250 employees.

The group is recognized in the Ftse 100 collection. Its official website is titled "Smiths Group: Engineering a better future."

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Type
Company
Founded
1851
Location
London, United Kingdom
Status
Active

GRID grid.461757.6 · ISNI 0000 0004 0422 4669

Official website

Smiths Group: Engineering a better future

Explore how Smiths Group engineers a better future to help tackle critical global challenges. From climate action to safety and connectivity, we drive efficiency and sustainability

smiths-group.com

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
public company
Headquarters
London
Employees
23250
Stock exchange
London Stock Exchange
Official website
smiths-group.com
Image
Compass by Smith & Son, London, brass, similar to those used in 1870 by US Coast Surveyors at Point Cabrillo - Point Cabrillo Light Museum - California - DSC01937.JPG
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inception
1851-01-01
Commons category
Smiths Instruments
social media followers
1674
has works in the collection
Het Scheepvaartmuseum
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