Under an agreement dated 22 September 1910[62] the shareholders of The Daimler Motor Company Limited "merged their holdings with those of the Birmingham Small Arms Company (BSA) group of companies,"[citation needed] receiving five BSA shares in exchange for four ordinary Daimler shares and £1 5s plus accrued dividend for each £1 preference share.[63] This deal was engineered by Dudley Docker, deputy-chairman of BSA, who was famous for previous successful business mergers.[64]