Abbey Life (became subsidiary of Lloyds TSB in 1996, then sold to Deutsche Bank in 2007) Abbey National (acquired by Banco Santander Central Hispano, now part of its Santander UK subsidiary) Aberdeen Asset Management (market capitalisation fell too low) African Barrick Gold (market capitalisation fell too low) Aggreko (market capitalisation fell too low) Alliance & Leicester (acquired by Banco Santander Central Hispano, now part of its Santander UK subsidiary) Alliance Boots (acquired by private equity fund controlled by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts) Alliance Trust (market capitalisation fell too low) Allied Domecq (acquired by Pernod Ricard) Allied Zurich (dual holding company along with Zurich Allied, companies unified in 2000 to form Zurich Financial Services) AMEC (market capitalisation fell too low) Amersham (acquired by GE, now part of its GE Healthcare division) Amstrad (acquired by British Sky Broadcasting) Argos (acquired by GUS and now owned by Home Retail Group) Argyll Group (renamed Safeway in 1996, then taken over by Morrisons in 2004) Arjo Wiggins Appleton (acquired by Worms & Cie) ARM Holdings (acquired by SoftBank Group) ASDA Group (acquired by Wal-Mart) BAA (acquired by Ferrovial) Babcock International (market capitalisation fell too low) Balfour Beatty (market capitalisation fell too low) Baltimore Technologies (acquired by Oryx International Growth Fund) Bank of Scotland (merged with Halifax to form HBOS, now part of the Lloyds Banking Group) Barratt Developments (market capitalisation fell too low) Bass (became Six Continents and then InterContinental Hotels Group) Beecham Group (merged with SmithKline and then with Glaxo to become GlaxoSmithKline) Berisford (renamed Enodis, subsequently acquired by The Manitowoc Company) BET, formerly British Electric Traction (acquired by Rentokil, now Rentokil Initial) BG Group (acquired by Royal Dutch Shell) BICC (renamed Balfour Beatty) Blue Arrow (acquired by Corporate Services Group) Blue Circle Industries (acquired by Lafarge) BOC (acquired by The Linde Group) Bowater (renamed Rexam) Bookham Technology (renamed Oclaro and now traded on Nasdaq) BPB Industries (acquired by Saint-Gobain) Bradford & Bingley (branch network acquired by Banco Santander Central Hispano, now part of its Santander UK subsidiary; loans book nationalised) Brambles Industries (now only listed on the Australian Securities Exchange) British Aerospace (merged with Marconi Electronic Systems to form BAE Systems) British Airways (merged with Iberia to form International Airlines Group) British Home Stores (acquired by Storehouse and then sold to Philip Green) British Steel (merged with Koninklijke Hoogovens N.V. to become Corus Group, itself now part of Tata Steel) British & Commonwealth (collapsed in 1990) Britoil (acquired by BP) BTR (merged with Siebe to form BTR Siebe, subsequently renamed Invensys) Burmah Oil (renamed Burmah Castrol and acquired by BP) Burton Group (renamed Arcadia and acquired by Philip Green) Cable & Wireless Worldwide (market capitalisation fell too low) Cadbury (acquired by Kraft Foods) Cairn Energy (market capitalisation fell too low) Capita (market capitalisation fell too low) Carlton Communications (merged with Granada to form ITV) Carphone Warehouse Group (market capitalisation fell too low) Celltech (acquired by UCB in 2004) CMG (merged with Logica to form LogicaCMG) Coats Viyella (acquired by Guinness Peat Group and renamed Coats) Cobham (market capitalisation fell too low) COLT Telecom Group (market capitalisation fell too low) Commercial Union Assurance (merged with General Accident to form CGU, itself now part of Aviva) Consolidated Gold Fields (acquired by Hanson) ConvaTec (market capitalisation fell too low) Cookson Group (market capitalisation fell too low) Corus Group (acquired by Tata Steel, now forming its Tata Steel Europe division) Courtaulds (demerged into two businesses acquired by Sara Lee and Akzo Nobel) Daily Mail and General Trust (market capitalisation fell too low) Dalgety (renamed PIC International and then Sygen International and subsequently acquired by Genus) Debenhams (market capitalisation fell too low) De La Rue (market capitalisation fell too low) Dimension Data Holdings (market capitalisation fell too low, subsequently acquired by Nippon Telegraph and Telephone) Distillers (acquired by Guinness and now part of Diageo) Dixons Carphone (market capitalisation fell too low) Dixons Group (renamed to DSG International and then Dixons Retail; market capitalisation also fell too low) Dowty Group (acquired by TI Group, itself now part of Smiths Group) DSG International (renamed Dixons Retail; market capitalisation also fell too low) Eagle Star (acquired by BAT Industries and then demerged as part of Zurich Financial Services) Eastern Group (acquired by Texas Utilities and then Powergen, now part of E.ON UK) ECC Group (acquired by Imetal) Edinburgh Investment Trust (market capitalisation fell too low) Electrocomponents (market capitalisation fell too low) EMAP (acquired by Apax and the Guardian Media Group) EMI Group (acquired by Terra Firma Capital Partners, now owned by Citigroup) Energis (acquired by Cable and Wireless) English China Clays (acquired by Imetal) Enterprise Inns (market capitalisation fell too low) Enterprise Oil (acquired by Royal Dutch Shell) Essar Energy (market capitalisation fell too low) Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation (market capitalisation fell too low) Eurotunnel (market capitalisation fell too low) Evraz (market capitalisation fell too low) Exco International (acquired by British & Commonwealth Holdings) Exel (acquired by Deutsche Post) Ferranti International (collapsed in 1993) Ferrexpo (market capitalisation fell too low) FirstGroup (market capitalisation fell too low) Fisons (acquired by Rhone-Poulenc Rorer, now Sanofi-Aventis) Foreign & Colonial Investment Trust (market capitalisation fell too low) Forte (acquired by Granada, now ITV) Freeserve (acquired by France Télécom, now Orange) Friends Life (acquired by Aviva) Friends Provident (acquired by Resolution Limited) G4S (market capitalisation fell too low) Gallaher Group (acquired by Japan Tobacco) Gateway Corporation (renamed Somerfield, subsequently acquired by The Co-operative Group) GEC, formerly General Electric Company (renamed Marconi and then Telent) General Accident (merged with Commercial Union to form CGU, itself now part of Aviva) George Wimpey (merged with Taylor Woodrow to form Taylor Wimpey) Glaxo Wellcome (merged with SmithKline Beecham to form GlaxoSmithKline) Globe Investment Trust (acquired by British Coal Pension Fund) Granada Compass (split in 2001 to leave Granada and Compass Group) Granada (merged with Carlton Communications to form ITV) Greenall's Group (renamed De Vere Group and then acquired by a joint venture of private investors) Grand Metropolitan (merged with Guinness to form Diageo) Guardian Royal Exchange (acquired by Axa) Guinness (merged with Grand Metropolitan to form Diageo) GUS (now demerged into Home Retail Group and Experian) GVC Holdings (market capitalisation fell too low) Habitat Mothercare (merged with British Home Stores to form Storehouse and subsequently renamed Mothercare again) Halifax Group (merged with the Bank of Scotland to form HBOS) Hambro Life (renamed Allied Dunbar and acquired by BAT Industries and then demerged as part of Zurich Financial Services) Hammerson (market capitalisation fell too low) Hanson (acquired by Heidelberg Cement) Harrisons & Crosfield (renamed Elementis) Hawker Siddeley (acquired by BTR, now Invensys) Hays (market capitalisation fell too low) HBOS Group plc (acquired by Lloyds TSB, now Lloyds Banking Group) Hikma Pharmaceuticals (market capitalisation fell too low) Hillsdown Holdings (acquired by Hicks, Muse, Tate and Furst and then sold on as Premier Foods) Home Retail Group (market capitalisation fell too low) House of Fraser (acquired by Baugur) ICAP (market capitalisation fell too low) IMI (market capitalisation fell too low) Imperial Chemical Industries (acquired by Akzo Nobel) Imperial Continental Gas Association (broke up into Calor and Contibel) Inchcape (market capitalisation fell too low) Inmarsat (market capitalisation fell too low) Innogy Holdings (renamed Npower and acquired by RWE) International Power (acquired by GDF Suez) Intu Properties (market capitalisation fell too low) Invensys (market capitalisation fell too low) Invesco (moved primary listing to NYSE) Investec (market capitalisation fell too low) Jaguar (acquired by Ford and then by Tata Motors) Kazakhmys (market capitalisation fell too low) Kelda Group (acquired by Saltaire Water consortium) a consortium of investment companies including Citigroup and HSBC.
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