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GLP German Light Products GmbH has announced its acquisition of the G-LEC business, an innovator of transparent LED video. Formed in 2001, G-LEC provides leading-edge systems to the entertainment and architectural markets. In acquiring the business, GLP states that it has ensured the continuity of the innovative technology for which G-LEC is renowned, while the association of the two companies echoes the converging use of lighting and video technologies. G-LEC, now a fully owned subsidiary of GLP, has discontinued all rental activity and will now focus on selling the G-LEC product range through the company’s existing offices, as well as new sales channels. www.g-lec.com
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