Schneider Electric Acquires ASCO Power Technologies

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Aug 3, 2017

Schneider Electric has enhanced its position in low voltage with the acquisition of ASCO Power Technologies.

What does ASCO bring to Schneider Electric:

  • Position Schneider Electric as global market leader in Power Source Management
  • ATS, a key technology for decentralized power distribution world – core to Schneider Electric’s strategic focus
  • ASCO portfolio enhances core energy management offering in North America and China
  • Strong complementarity with Low Voltage end-to end offerings for customers in Healthcare, Financial services, Datacenter & Critical Buildings
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  • ASCO acquisition positions Schneider Electric as global market leader in ATS – a growing market 

For more information:

http://www.schneider-electric.com/ww/en/documents/finance/2017/07/presentation-asco-acquisition-tcm50-319162.pdf

 

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