management has stated their intention for 40 per cent of future revenue to be gained through such sources. In January 2022, ICU Medical completed the acquisition of the medical division of Smiths Group. Operations Smiths Group is organised into four separate divisions, namely: Smiths Detection Smiths Detection designs and manufactures sensors that detect and identify explosives, weapons, chemical agents, biohazards, nuclear and radioactive material, narcotics and contraband. These sensors are widely used in airports, cargo screening at ports and borders, in government buildings and other critical infrastructure, as well as by the military and emergency responder services. Smiths Detection is the world's largest manufacturer of products in this sector. John Crane John Crane provides products and services for the major process industries, including the oil and gas, power generation, chemical, pharmaceutical, pulp and paper and mining sectors. Smiths Interconnect Smiths Interconnect designs and manufactures electronic components, subsystems, microwave and radio frequency products that connect, protect and control critical systems in the defence, aerospace, communications and industrial markets. Flex-Tek Flex-Tek supplies engineered components that heat and move fluids and gases for the aerospace, medical, industrial, construction and domestic appliance markets. Management In 2015, Smiths appointed Andrew Reynolds Smith its CEO. Smith replaced Philip Bowman. Immediately before joining Smiths, Smith was CEO of GKN Automotive. He started work at GKN in 2002. He has worked in senior management at Ingersoll Rand, Siebe and Delphi Automotive Systems. In May 2021, Smiths appointed Paul Keel as its CEO. Keel replaced Andrew Reynolds Smith. Prior to joining Smiths, Keel was Group President of 3M's Consumer Division Group. Previously, Keel worked at General Electric and McKinsey & Company. References External links Further reading Companies established in 1851 Aerospace companies of the United Kingdom Companies based in the City of Westminster Medical device manufacturers Manufacturing companies based in London Vehicle manufacture in London Defunct watchmaking companies Companies listed on the London Stock Exchange 1851 establishments in England British brands