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Revision as of 07:39, 30 July 2019
 Dresser Industries      | |
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| Headquarters | Addison, Texas |
| Type | commercial |
| Staff | 6,400 |
Dresser Industries was a manufacturer of industrial and construction equipment, and provider of oilfield drilling and other industrial services.
Ownership
The group acquired M. W. Kellogg in 1988, which was later merged into Kellogg, Brown and Root, that itself in 1998 was merged into Halliburton.
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