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  • Idesco acquires Exilight to expand safety and emergency lighting product offerings.
  • Exilight brand products maintain identity, employees retain positions at Idesco's Pirkkala office.
  • Wireless EXIoT system offers scalable, flexible safety lighting for varying project sizes.

Idesco Oy has announced the acquisition of Exilight, marking the expansion of its product offerings to include safety and emergency lighting solutions.

The integration, effective from January 1, 2026, will see Exilight products remain under their existing brand while becoming part of Idesco's overall range.

Exilight’s Esteemed Legacy

Established in 2003, Exilight has carved out a significant reputation in Finland as a prominent brand in safety and emergency lighting. Its comprehensive product portfolio is recognized both locally and internationally.

With design and manufacturing rooted in Finland, Exilight’s operations and team will continue at the Pirkkala office under Idesco's umbrella.

Diverse Product Range

Exilight's products include a variety of luminaires such as guide, exit, self-contained self-testing

Exilight's products include a variety of luminaires such as guide, exit, self-contained self-testing, and safety luminaires suitable for challenging installation environments.

They also offer emergency lighting centers for effective light monitoring. A standout offering is the wireless EXIoT safety lighting system, known for its adaptability to projects of varying scales, making it a flexible and unique solution in the market.

Comprehensive Security Solutions

With the addition of Exilight’s offerings, Idesco now provides a broader spectrum of products aimed at enhancing the security of personnel, buildings, and assets.

This strategic move ensures that customers can fulfill their safety lighting needs through Idesco's expanded offerings. Founded in 1989, both Idesco Oy and Exilight are part of the Lagercrantz Group AB (publ.).

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