Legrand

French company

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2022 The company reached a turnover of €8,340 million and reported a net income of €999.5 million, demonstrating continued strong financial results.
November 2022 Acquired UK cooling firms USystems and French electrical power company Voltadis. Took over A & H Meyer in Germany and Power Control in the UK. Signed the EcoWatt charter to reduce energy consumption and acquired Encelium in Canada.
2021 Legrand achieved a turnover of €6,990 million and reported a net income of €1,434 million, showing a significant increase in financial performance.
2021 Acquired multiple companies including Ensto Building Systems (Finland), Champion One, Compose, Borri, and Emos (Czech Republic). Launched 'Legrand Care' brand for Assisted Living and Healthcare, and developed a wireless, battery-free connected switch with CEA Center in Grenoble.
2020 At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Legrand presented new home automation products focused on energy efficiency, demonstrating the company's continued innovation in smart home technologies.
2020 The company's financial data is not fully specified, indicating a potential impact from global economic conditions.
2020 Acquired Focal Point LLC (architectural lighting) in Chicago, expanded connected home technologies through Netatmo, and acquired Borri in Italy.
July 1 2020 Angeles Garcia-Poveda becomes chair of the Legrand Board of Directors
2019 Legrand reported a turnover of €6,600 million, reflecting the company's financial performance for this year.
2019 Gilles Schnepp joins Groupe PSA as vice-chairman
2019 Acquired Connectrac (floor-based cable management), American Universal Electric Corporation in the US, and Jobo Smartech in China.
2018 Gilles Schnepp transitions from President and CEO to just President of Legrand
2018 Acquired Shenzhen Clever Electronic in China, merged with Netatmo, and took a majority stake in Debflex, a French electrical equipment producer.
February 2018 Benoît Coquart becomes general director of Legrand
June 2017 Initiated purchase of Milestone AV Technologies in the US, manufacturer of AV racks and mounts under brands like Chief, Sanus, and Da-Lite. In November, acquired Server Technology.
2016 Legrand launched its first connected door, marking a significant step into IoT and home automation technologies.
September 2015 Acquired Raritan Inc. and took a stake in Netatmo, a French IoT startup with nearly 225 employees.
March 2014 Signed an agreement to acquire Lastar, Inc., a US cabling and connectivity products supplier with brands Quiktron and Cables to Go (C2G).
2013 Signed a partnership with Henry Becquerel High School and acquired Intervox in France and Tynetec in the UK, specializing in assisted living systems.
2012 Purchased the UPS business from Numeric Power Systems for Rs 806.44 crore.
May 2011 Acquired Electrorack (US independent living aids), Middle Atlantic Products (US digital infrastructures), and the Spanish company Neat.
2010 Legrand announced its strategic entry into charging infrastructure for electric cars and energy efficiency sectors, expanding beyond its traditional electrical equipment market.
2010 Created the EV PLUG alliance with Schneider Electric and Scame to establish a dominant European electric vehicle charging system standard. Acquired Inform in Turkey, IndoAsian Switchgear in India, and Meta System Energy in Italy.

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