International Nickel Company (INCO)

International Nickel Company (INCO) was a major global firm specializing in the production and refining of nickel, a versatile metal used in stainless steel, batteries, and electronics. Founded in 1902, INCO played a key role in developing nickel mining and processing technologies, expanding its operations worldwide. It helped shape the nickel industry and contributed to technological advancements. In 1972, INCO merged with Noranda to form Inco Ltd., which continued to be a leading nickel producer. The company's legacy includes significant contributions to the supply chain of nickel and the advancement of related industries on a global scale.