TMSL

TMSL manufactured blasters, ships, commercial electronics and military droids. It was founded by Dak Williams on the 1st of October, 1984 as Trade Marked Standard Libraries Incorporated. It is the biggest company in the world, and supplied most of the military equipment to the Glahubbian Government during the Second Intergalactic War.

Origins
In 1984, Dak Williams founded TMSL. He had worked in his father's weapon foundries before and knew plenty about construction of electronics.

TMSL hired over 20 people before the end of 1984, and was immediately successful. Several negotiations with the Blue Star Alliance resulted in mass expansion. TMSL heavily supported the Glahubbians in the Second Intergalactic War.

Expansion
By the end of 1985, over 500 people were working for TMSL. It was surprisingly unorganised, and many designers also worked on electronic foundry.

Eventually in 1986, Dak split the company into three units: Design, Construction, and Testing. With the millions of dollars he had earnt from his sales, he bought a huge land block in Glahubbian Central City with the intent to build an insanely tall building their, reaching over 16 km high. After 4 years of construction, TMSL Tower was completed. The project cost over three billion Intergalactic Credits to create.

TMSL Tower was unveiled in 1990, resulting in mass expansion. After TMSL went public the following year on the Glahubbian Stock Exchange, they faced immense success, with their stock price increasing from $0.05 to $3 in one day. By 2005, they had reached a market cap of 100 trillion Credits, instantly becoming the biggest company in the galaxy. Today, their market cap is 298 trillion.

TMSL was renamed from Trade Marked Standard Libraries Incorporated to TMSL Systems, Inc. in 1995, following the end of the Standard Licensing program.

Leader Appointment History
The CEOs of TMSL are elected based on the votes of the key shareholders.

Current Status
TMSL employs over 54000 people in design and testing. About 200000 people work to construct TMSL equipment, and they reached a market cap of 300 Trillion Credits in 2019.