Osram spin-off and listed LED explosion-proof lights, Philips closes Bath Longevity ceiling light factory (picture)

Osram spin-off and listed LED explosion-proof lights, Philips closes Bath Longevity ceiling lamp factory (Picture) 　　 Philips plans to close Bath City factory Philips' factory in Bath City, UK held a meeting on the day of the month and announced that it plans to close the factory before the end of the year. One employee will be unemployed. According to the company’s spokesperson Silvie Casanova, Philips’ local factories mainly produce high-intensity discharge lighting products. The technology is far behind the more efficient and energy-saving LED lighting that has a wide range of applications. The factory's traditional lighting market gradually declined due to the impact of LED technology, and finally chose to close it.　　 For the employees who are about to be fired, Philips will cooperate with local government departments to help them find new employment opportunities.　　Siemens spin-off and listed Osram.% shares　　Siemens announced plans to spin-off and list Osram.% shares. The approval of the plan requires the approval of at least three-quarters of the voters at Siemens' annual shareholder meeting (held on year, month and day). After the split, Siemens will maintain nearly% of the shares in Osram, including% of shares and .% of shares held by Siemens Pension Trust.　　 Osram will invest millions of euros in the LED explosion-proof lamp packaging plant in Jiangsu, China. The person in charge of the company said that the new plant in Jiangsu is currently in the post-completion stage, and there will be employees who will provide important LED product components for China and even the entire Asian region. It is estimated that in the next five years, the output value of this region will account for about half of the global general lighting market.