C-T-R incorporated
The enterprise combined earlier time-recording, tabulating and computing-scale businesses. This is corporate formation history, not a priced VC round.
CapitalTime MachineEnterprise technology · IBM
IBM’s origins are a 1911 consolidation under the Computing-Tabulating-Recording name. A modern Series A–F framework does not describe this corporate history.
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IBM’s origins are a 1911 consolidation under the Computing-Tabulating-Recording name. A modern Series A–F framework does not describe this corporate history.
The enterprise combined earlier time-recording, tabulating and computing-scale businesses. This is corporate formation history, not a priced VC round.
$2,312,000 acquisition consideration
IBM reports $2,312,000 consideration for Hollerith’s Tabulating Machine Company. Acquisition price is not a C-T-R share price or company-wide funding round.
Thomas J. Watson joined the business; the company’s operating transformation continued.
The International Business Machines name followed the earlier C-T-R business.
Research reviewed 2026-09-24. Selected public records, not a complete private cap table. An undisclosed price is left unknown.
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IBM corporate origins ↗
1911 consolidation under C-T-R, constituent businesses and later IBM identity.
IBM investor FAQ ↗
June 16, 1911 incorporation as Computing-Tabulating-Recording Co.; current stock-listing information.
IBM punched-card tabulator history ↗
Hollerith’s sale of the Tabulating Machine Company to Charles Flint in 1911.