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LC SA, formerly Ampli SA is a Poland-based company, that operates as an importer of lighting fixtures and electrical equipment. The Company develops the distribution of induction luminaires, LED luminaires and electrical equipment imported under its own brand. Responding to market demand, the Company constantly expands the range of its products. The main products offered by the Company are light bulbs, lamps, induction and LED fixtures, as well as lighting control systems that minimize the amount of electricity through the ability to selectively control the lighting of a given facility. Due to its versatility and modular structure, it is perfect for controlling the lighting of production and warehouse halls, streets and buildings.

  • Revenue in PLN (TTM)13.09m
  • Net income in PLN935.00k
  • Incorporated2001
  • Employees14.00
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