Compagnie Continentale Trialmo S.A.
46-48 Avenue Huart-Hamoir, Bruxelles (1931)

The company is, in 1931, with an estimated 1500 sets, one of the largest manufacturers of radios in Belgium, surpassed by the Société Anonyme Sicer with 9000 sets and the Société Belge Radiophonie (SBR) with 14000. [3]

In 1940, Alexander Motschan is director of the company, but plans to relocate to Britain to join his family. [5] He later founded the Swiss company Trialmo AG in Zurich.

Founded on 7 April 1925. A previous company Entreprise d'Appareils Trialmo (Rue Royale 166, Brussels) was brought into the new firm. Alexander Motschan "transferred to the new company all processes, draft models, manufacturing secrets, designs (patented or otherwise) for the construction, assembly and adjustment of devices for radiotelegraphy and radiotéléphonie, their accessories and especially those of the devices Trialmo." [4]

The company is in liquidation in January 1947. [1]
In 1953, the net proceedings of the liquidation are being partitioned and the company dissolved. [2]

[1] Moniteur Belge, 22.01.1947, p.641
[2] Moniteur Belge, 03.10.1953, p.6254
[3] Daily Consular and Trade Reports, 23 Feb 1931, p.529
[4] De opkomst, ontwikkeling en bloei van de Belgische radio-industrie, Bostyn, 2007
[5] Le méconnus de Londres, Journal de guerre d'une Belge 1940-1945, Tinou Dutry-Soinne, 2006