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This is a timeline from the article, better to use prose for this information (IMHO). RJFJR ( talk) 18:59, 20 December 2009 (UTC) reply

Norma 1902–2002

• 1895: Norma projektilfabrik A/S in Oslo is founded.
• 1902: A small factory is opened in Åmotfors with one employee and two machines.
• 1911: A factory is built.
• 1940: Significant expansion, 10 new factories are added.
• 1942: 800 employees.
• 1950: Norma starts to sell hunting ammunition by export.
• 1965: Merger of Norma and Svenska Metallverken.
• 1967: Opening of a new factory with 530 employees.
• 1975: Hasselfors Bruks AB becomes new owner.
• 1979: FFV becomes new owner. Structural rationalisation. The military production moves to Vanäsverken.
• 1990: Dynamit Nobel Tyskland becomes new owner.
• 2002: RUAG becomes new owner.

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I've been setting up and operating cold forming equipment for over 30yrs and have developed several primers..I'm close to the savanna where you are opening a amno production company and would be interested in making your primers.. 2601:345:180:5F80:1072:15DC:95B3:56AD ( talk) 22:33, 13 November 2022 (UTC) reply