The texture development during rolling of three Ni-Co alloys, with 31, 41 and 61wt%Co, has been investigated using electron backscattering diffraction. Already after 20 and 35% reduction the textures in the three alloys are clearly different. The texture development in Ni-30%Co is towards a copper-type texture, and the texture development in Ni-60%Co is towards a brass-type texture. In Ni-40%Co the texture development is in between those in the other two alloys.