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  • Raytec acquires Atexor Oy, expanding hazardous lighting portfolio for security applications.
  • Acquisition strengthens Raytec's market position with enhanced R&D in hazardous area lighting.
  • Atexor continues independently, maintaining quality service for existing hazardous lighting customers.

Raytec Ltd, known for its expertise in LED lighting for security and safety-critical applications, has announced the acquisition of Atexor Oy, a Finnish company recognized for its portable ATEX and IECEx lighting solutions.

This strategic move is set to enhance Raytec’s range of products and demonstrates its dedication to providing high-performance lighting for hazardous environments.

Hazardous Area Lighting

According to David Lambert, Managing Director of Raytec Ltd, the integration of Atexor's technical excellence and quality aligns well with Raytec’s focus on illumination innovation. Lambert stated, “Atexor’s reputation for technical excellence and quality perfectly complements Raytec’s own commitment to innovation in illumination. Bringing Atexor into the Raytec family strengthens our market position and allows us to serve our customers with a broader portfolio of hazardous area lighting to suit any hazardous area requirement.”

Since its establishment in 1983, Atexor Oy has gained a strong reputation for manufacturing durable, portable, and temporary lighting systems suited for challenging hazardous area applications. Their products are widely utilized across several sectors, including oil and gas, petrochemical, and manufacturing.

Expanded Service and Support Network

Atexor Oy will maintain its operations as an independent company and brand

The acquisition is expected to expand Raytec’s presence in the European Union and drive growth in the hazardous area lighting industry. Customers will benefit from enhanced expertise, improved research and development capabilities, and a wider service and support network.

Jukka Viitasalo, Managing Director of Atexor Oy, commented on the transition: "The sale marks an important step for Atexor Oy, opening new opportunities for continued development under the new ownership. We look forward to building on our strong foundation and continuing to serve our customers with the same commitment and quality."

Atexor Oy will maintain its operations as an independent company and brand, ensuring consistency for its existing clients and partners.

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