Universal Lighting Technologies Enters Acquisition Agreement |
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Universal Lighting Technologies
26 Century Boulevard
Nashville, TN, 37214
USA
Press release date: October 26, 2007
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (October 26, 2007) - Universal Lighting Technologies, a global leader in the design and manufacture of high-efficiency lighting ballasts and control systems, has entered into an acquisition agreement with Matsushita Electric Works, Ltd.(hereinafter referred to as MEW) (TSE: 6991). Through this acquisition, Universal Lighting Technologies merges with a premier global manufacturer of lighting devices.
Operating under the Panasonic global brand name, MEW is conducting operations through 88 companies with a total of 151 business sites with annual revenues in excess of $14 billion (USD) and more than 50,000 employees worldwide.
Universal Lighting Technologies will maintain its company name, management team, and full product line. MEW provides synergies to Universal through advanced lighting technologies, product development, and advanced manufacturing processes. The acquisition will also provide Universal Lighting with a broader global footprint for servicing its overseas customer base.
"Our new association with MEW will enable Universal Lighting to continue to build and strengthen our reputation for customer service, innovation, and providing products that contribute to a better quality of life for our customers," said Pat Sullivan, president and CEO of Universal Lighting.
Founded in 1947, Universal is a global manufacturer of energy-focused lighting products and systems servicing the global marketplace. The company is headquartered in Nashville, Tenn., with operations and distribution worldwide. For more information, call 1-800-BALLAST or visit www.unvlt.com. Universal Lighting Technologies - Energy Intelligence in Lighting.
Contact: Rick Lewis Gish, Sherwood & Friends (615) 385-1100 rlewis@gish.com
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