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Glamox acquires Luminell

Glamox AS has entered into an agreement to acquire 100% of the shares in the Norwegian company Luminell Group AS. Established in 2010, Luminell has achieved a strong position as a high-quality developer and supplier of floodlights, searchlights and lighting controls in the marine and offshore lighting market. Luminell is known for being user-focused and developing excellent lighting solutions for demanding applications. 

“Together, Luminell and Glamox will have a leading product offering in the global marine and offshore market for all vessel sizes,” says Glamox CEO Rune Marthinussen. “The merging and strengthening of Luminell and Glamox product development capabilities will amplify our technological ambitions and benefit our customers.”

“We are two companies with dedicated employees who have both achieved a significant position in the global market for maritime and offshore lighting,” says CEO Bente Storhaug Dahl of Luminell. “Together, Glamox and Luminell will offer more complete solutions to all our customers and stand stronger together in the development of future solutions.”

“Our goal is for our customers to choose Luminell and Glamox because we have the best lighting solutions that allow our users to carry out their missions smoothly and efficiently, whether it’s a critical rescue or a risky crane operation. Together we will be able to develop this to new heights,” says Luminell’s Founder and Chief Technology Officer, David Fink.

Luminell will be part of the Glamox Global Marine and Offshore Division, led by Frode Scott Nilsen.

About the Luminell Group AS
Luminell are a Norwegian technological company which develops, produces and distributes robust and appreciated lighting solutions, for use in demanding environments. Since its conception in 2010, the company has developed into becoming a recognized and distinct supplier in the global market for lighting solutions, for vessels and offshore installations. 

The Luminell Group has 39 employees, with their head offices in Ålesund (Norway), and branches in Halmstad (Sweden) and Connecticut (USA). The end of year turnover in 2020 was NOK 108 million, with a corresponding growth of 23% compared to the previous year. Luminell are known for keeping close customer relationships, understanding their unique challenges and utilizing technology, combined with robust and smart designs, in order to solve problems and create new opportunities. For more information please visit www.luminell.com 


About Glamox
Glamox is a Norwegian industrial group that develops, manufactures and distributes professional lighting solutions for the global market. The Glamox Group is a leading supplier to the world’s marine and offshore markets, and a significant supplier to the professional building market in Europe. 

The Glamox Group is a global organization, with approx. 2400 employees within sales and production in several European countries, as well as Asia, North and South America. The annual turnover is NOK 3 490 million (2020). The Group owns a range of quality lighting brands including Glamox, Aqua Signal, Luxo, Norselight, LINKSrechts, Küttel, Luxonic, ES-System and LiteIP. Glamox is committed to meeting customer needs and expectations by providing quality products and solutions, service and support. www.glamox.com

Photo:
From the left: 
Ole Jacob Hanken Chief Business Development Officer, Luminell, 
Frode Scott Nilsen, Senior Vice President GMO Division, Glamox, 
Rune E. Marthinussen, CEO, Glamox 
Bente Storhaug Dahl, CEO, Luminell
David Fink, CTO and Founder, Luminell

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