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We will use this latest investment to accelerate our expansion into new segments

During 2012, Digital Lumens expanded its patent portfolio for the energy-focused controls that make the Digital Lumens solution the most energy efficient LED high bay light solution available. The company also extended the product family to address a broad range of new environments. As it positions for further success in 2013, the company has closed a $10 million round of funding from existing investors including Black Coral Capital, Flybridge Capital Partners, and Stata Ventures (Stata Venture Partners).

“These impressive numbers are proof that the lighting market is moving rapidly to LED, and that Digital Lumens continues to set the standard for performance, efficiency, and value with our customers,” said Tom Pincince, President and CEO of Digital Lumens. “While we have established a leadership position in the industrial vertical, our integrated intelligence is applicable to the entire lighting market. We will use this latest investment to accelerate our expansion into new segments and international markets, and to further develop our product and service offerings.”

Michael Twomey, Head of Technical Services at Bournemouth Airport said: “Bournemouth Airport was one of the first airports in the UK to achieve carbon-neutral ground operations in 2012 and we are extremely proud of our achievements to date.  We continue to invest in low-carbon technology to minimise our carbon footprint as part of Manchester Airport Group's sustainability agenda for all its airports.

“By replacing the lighting in car parks one and two with new low-energy LED fittings, we have been able to save energy, cost and better the journey for our customers. It is incredibly important to us, to work with a company that understands our needs and MHA Lighting have a proven track record when looking at airport lighting.”
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