The Queen's Award for Enterprise: International Trade (Export) (1981)

The Queen's Award for Enterprise: International Trade (Export) (1981) was awarded on 21 April 1981, by Queen Elizabeth II.

Recipients

The following organisations were awarded this year.[1]

  • ACS Engineering
  • AVX
  • Walter Alexander (Coachbuilders)
  • Associated British Maltsters
  • The Associated Octel Company
  • Aviation Traders (Engineering)
  • BIS Software
  • Babcock Power
  • Baker Perkins (Printing Machinery Division)
  • Barrie Knitwear
  • Berry Bros. & Rudd
  • Black & Decker
  • Borg Warner (Chemicals Division)
  • Bradbury Wilkinson and Company
  • Braithwaite and Taylor
  • British Hartford-Fairmont
  • British Manufacture and Research Company
  • H P Bulmer (Pectin Division)
  • CQC
  • Cam Gears (The Resolven Factory)
  • Camber International (England)
  • Cementation International
  • Conoco
  • Crown House Engineering International
  • Cummins Engine Company (Daventry Division)
  • DJB Engineering
  • Davy-Loewy
  • Dowty Mining Equipment
  • F Drake (Fibres)
  • Educational Supply Association International
  • Exploration and Production Services (Venuture)
  • Exproduct
  • Fernau Avionics
  • Fitzgerald Lightring
  • Fort Vale Engineering
  • Foster Wheeler Power Products
  • E & W C French (Taunton)
  • GEC Turbine Generators
  • Garrett AiResearch
  • Glenlivet Whisky
  • Glossop Superalloys
  • Guinness Peat Group
  • Haden International
  • Houdret & Company
  • Imperial Chemical Industries (Mond Division)
  • Imperial Chemical Industries (Petrochemical Division)
  • Instron
  • Inter Commodities
  • International Textile Company
  • JCB Service
  • JLG Industries (United Kingdom)
  • Keystone Valve (UK)
  • Staveley Machine Tools (Lapointe Broach Company Division)
  • Lep Group'
  • Lucas Aerospace (Actuation Division)
  • Lucas CAV (CAV Fuel Injection Equipment UK Division)
  • Lupofresh
  • Macawber Engineering
  • Kenneth Mackenzie Holdings
  • Malvern Instruments
  • Mars (Klix Division)
  • Mayer, Newman & Company
  • Merrett Syndicates
  • Milton-Lloyd Associates
  • Moores of Carnforth
  • L G Mouchel and Partners
  • Nautech
  • Orme (Engineering Division)
  • Polymer Engineering
  • Park Air Electronics
  • Perkins Engines
  • Pirelli
  • Plessey Semiconductors
  • Preforamtions (Magnets)
  • Pye T V T
  • Pyrok Holdings
  • RHP Bearings (Transmission Bearing Division)
  • Racal Communications
  • Renishaw Electrical
  • Rowntree Mackintosh
  • Seabourne Express
  • Sericol Group
  • Servicised
  • Shackleton Engineering
  • Shanning International
  • Short Brothers
  • Silberline
  • Simon-Hartley
  • Solid State Logic
  • Steetley Minerals (Magnesia Division)
  • Henry Taylor Tools
  • Vesuvius Crucible
  • Williams Grand Prix Engineering

References

  1. "Queen's Awards list". Official Appointments and Notices. The Times (60907). London. 21 April 1981. col E, p. 17.

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