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{{InfoBoxCorporation | {{InfoBoxCorporation | ||
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| − | | | + | | founded = 14 April [[2410]]<ref name=HLCCp121>''House Liao (The Capellan Confederation)'', p. 121: "Corporate Profiles - [Lustrix Commodities]"</ref> |
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| − | | | + | | affiliation = [[Capellan Confederation]] |
| − | | headquarters = Patterson ([[Wright]]) | + | | previous_names = |
| + | | headquarters = Patterson ([[Wright]])<ref name=H:HLp132>''Handbook: House Liao'', p. 132: "Lustrix Commodities"</ref> | ||
| leadership = [[CEO of Lustrix Commodities|CEO]] | | leadership = [[CEO of Lustrix Commodities|CEO]] | ||
| − | | products = | + | | products = Pharmaceuticals |
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| − | '''Lustrix Commodities''' | + | '''Lustrix Commodities''' was the largest drug and pharmaceutical manufacturer in the [[Capellan Confederation]].<ref name=HLCCp121/><ref name=H:HLp132/> |
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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
| − | Founded on | + | Founded on 14 April [[2410]], Lustrix Commodities was responsible for up to nearly 40% of all drugs, medical support systems, prosthetic limbs and specialized anti-radiation burn treatments produced in the Confederation. Lustrix was also a large exporter of its wares to other realms, even if at times it was not strictly legal to do so. The bulk of its export ended up in the [[Free Worlds League]], with exports to the [[Magistracy of Canopus]] and [[Taurian Concordat]] outstripping those to the [[Draconis Combine]] after the signing of the [[Trinity Alliance]]. The corporation aggressively pushed ties in both [[Periphery]] realms in the hopes of searching out new medical compounds to enhance its products. Lustrix's extensive R&D efforts, even during the [[Succession Wars era]], prompted many government officials to overlook some of its more excessive trading practices.<ref name=HLCCp121/><ref name=H:HLp132/> |
| − | Notably, Lustrix had similarly maintained good relations with [[ComStar]] and in the wake of the [[ComStar Schism|Schism]], the [[Word of Blake]]. Previously being a major supplier to the Blessed Order, and even assisting ComStar in averting medical disasters on other worlds, with the formation of the Word of Blake Lustrix switched all its preferential contracts it held with ComStar to the splinter group, becoming the sole medical supplier to the Word. Seemingly in return for its loyalty to the splinter group, assistance from Word medical teams allowed Lustrix to improve its prosthetics department, making it almost the equal of the vaunted [[New Avalon Institute of Science]]. | + | Notably, Lustrix had similarly maintained good relations with [[ComStar]] and in the wake of the [[ComStar Schism|Schism]], the [[Word of Blake]]. Previously being a major supplier to the Blessed Order, and even assisting ComStar in averting medical disasters on other worlds, with the formation of the Word of Blake, Lustrix switched all its preferential contracts it held with ComStar to the splinter group, becoming the sole medical supplier to the Word. Seemingly in return for its loyalty to the splinter group, assistance from Word medical teams allowed Lustrix to improve its prosthetics department, making it almost the equal of the vaunted [[New Avalon Institute of Science]].<ref name=H:HLp132/> |
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| − | For most of its existence Lustrix was run by the Baker family, but the future continuation of this was threatened by the death of the last patriarch of the Baker line, Norman Baker IV, and his son in a hunting accident in early [[3066]]. In the immediate aftermath, control of the corporation fell to his [[Terra]]n-born wife Nannette Baker, whom Norman IV met during a Word of Blake trade mission on Terra. <ref name= | + | For most of its existence Lustrix was run by the Baker family, but the future continuation of this was threatened by the death of the last patriarch of the Baker line, [[Norman Baker IV]], and his son in a hunting accident in early [[3066]]. In the immediate aftermath, control of the corporation fell to his [[Terra]]n-born wife [[Nannette Baker]], whom Norman IV met during a Word of Blake trade mission on Terra.<ref name=H:HLp132/> |
==References== | ==References== | ||
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==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
| − | *''[[Handbook: House Liao]]'' | + | * ''[[Handbook: House Liao]]'' |
| − | *''[[House Liao (The Capellan Confederation)]]'' | + | * ''[[House Liao (The Capellan Confederation)]]'' |
[[Category:Capellan Confederation Corporations]] | [[Category:Capellan Confederation Corporations]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:34, 17 March 2024
Lustrix Commodities | |
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| Corporation Profile | |
| Founding Year | 14 April 2410[1] |
| Affiliation | Capellan Confederation |
| Headquarters | Patterson (Wright)[2] |
| Leadership | CEO |
| Product(s) | Pharmaceuticals |
Lustrix Commodities was the largest drug and pharmaceutical manufacturer in the Capellan Confederation.[1][2]
Overview[edit]
Founded on 14 April 2410, Lustrix Commodities was responsible for up to nearly 40% of all drugs, medical support systems, prosthetic limbs and specialized anti-radiation burn treatments produced in the Confederation. Lustrix was also a large exporter of its wares to other realms, even if at times it was not strictly legal to do so. The bulk of its export ended up in the Free Worlds League, with exports to the Magistracy of Canopus and Taurian Concordat outstripping those to the Draconis Combine after the signing of the Trinity Alliance. The corporation aggressively pushed ties in both Periphery realms in the hopes of searching out new medical compounds to enhance its products. Lustrix's extensive R&D efforts, even during the Succession Wars era, prompted many government officials to overlook some of its more excessive trading practices.[1][2]
Notably, Lustrix had similarly maintained good relations with ComStar and in the wake of the Schism, the Word of Blake. Previously being a major supplier to the Blessed Order, and even assisting ComStar in averting medical disasters on other worlds, with the formation of the Word of Blake, Lustrix switched all its preferential contracts it held with ComStar to the splinter group, becoming the sole medical supplier to the Word. Seemingly in return for its loyalty to the splinter group, assistance from Word medical teams allowed Lustrix to improve its prosthetics department, making it almost the equal of the vaunted New Avalon Institute of Science.[2]
For most of its existence Lustrix was run by the Baker family, but the future continuation of this was threatened by the death of the last patriarch of the Baker line, Norman Baker IV, and his son in a hunting accident in early 3066. In the immediate aftermath, control of the corporation fell to his Terran-born wife Nannette Baker, whom Norman IV met during a Word of Blake trade mission on Terra.[2]