Episode 4 of 4
Belgian Concession
- When
- 1846
- Where
- Belgium
In 1846, the company won a concession from Belgium for telegraph lines covering the whole country, an expansion development beyond the founding itself.
As an 1846 expansion development rather than part of the founding, the Electric Telegraph Company secured a concession from Belgium for telegraph lines covering the entire country. This development highlighted the company's expansion beyond domestic railway networks, establishing its presence in international telegraphy.
Sources
- Electric Telegraph Company Wikipedia, revision of 2026-08-24
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