TheisCraft acquires Multiload Controls
TheisCraft has announced its acquisition of the Multiload Controls, a leading manufacturer of scene-setting systems and lighting controls.
TheisCraft has announced its acquisition of the Multiload Controls, a leading manufacturer of scene-setting systems and lighting controls.
The Multiload product portfolio complements the existing TheisCraft product range and the acquisition will allow TheisCraft to further develop its relationship with the standalone markets and the architectural sector.
Brian Cuthbertson, MD of Multiload Controls, commented, “This is an extremely exciting time for both companies. The markets, customers and resources that TheisCraft have will give us the opportunity to penetrate sectors of the industry we have never worked in before.”
Multiload’s project history includes Lord’s Cricket Ground, Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Association, Thermae Spa, Bath and a host of other well-known and prestigious installations. TheisCraft has worked alongside Multiload on many occasions over the last few years for non-DALI dimming solutions, particularly on architectural projects.
Jon Theis, director of TheisCraft Ltd, added “We have wanted to develop a closer relationship with Multiload for quite some time so this is a perfect fit for TheisCraft. Following the acquisition, it will be very much business as usual, but we will now look to maximise every opportunity both commercially and technically as we move forward.”
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