Edison General Electric CompanyAmerican company

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  • acquisition by General Electric Co. ( in General Electric Co. )

    The company was incorporated in 1892, acquiring all the assets of the Edison General Electric Company and two other electrical companies. Edison General had been founded as the Edison Electric Light Company in 1878 by Thomas Alva Edison to market his incandescent lamp and other later products. Edison remained associated with General Electric through his patents and consulting duties.

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