Company DescriptionOSRAM Licht AG provides various lighting products and solutions worldwide. The company operates through three segments: Opto Semiconductors, Automotive, and Digital. It manufactures light-emitting diodes (LEDs) that are used in general lighting, automotive, consumer, and industrial applications; and infrared, laser, and optical sensors for the automotive, smartphone, wearable, general lighting, industrial lighting, and projection sectors, as well as lightings for plants. The company also develops and produces lamps and lighting systems for stages, cinemas, and studios; LED-based plant cultivation systems; lighting solutions for industrial and medical applications, such as high-intensity UV lamps and LED illumination for clothing; and automotive systems based on LED and laser technology, and other customer-specific system solutions. In addition, it develops, produces, and markets LED light engines and light management systems, as well as electronic ballasts, LED drivers, and LED modules. Further, the company is involved in the provision of products in the areas of architectural interior and exterior lighting, as well as professional interior lighting solutions. It provides its products under the OSRAM, Vixar, SYLVANIA, Traxon, e:cue, Digital Lumens, Fluence, Clay Paky, ADB Stagelight, OSRAM CONTINENTAL, LED Engin, and b,a,g, brands. The company was formerly known as Kyros A AG and changed its name to OSRAM Licht AG in November 2012. The company was founded in 1906 and is headquartered in Munich, Germany. OSRAM Licht AG operates as a subsidiary of ams AG.
How the Company Makes MoneyOSRAM Licht AG generates revenue primarily through the sale of its lighting and semiconductor products. The company's key revenue streams include automotive lighting solutions, which involve both traditional and LED technologies used in vehicle headlamps and interior lighting. Additionally, OSRAM is a significant player in the opto-semiconductors market, producing components used in various applications such as visualization, sensing, and infrared illumination. The company also benefits from strategic partnerships and collaborations with automotive manufacturers and technology firms to enhance its innovation and expand its market reach. These collaborations are crucial in integrating OSRAM's advanced lighting solutions into emerging technologies such as autonomous driving and smart home devices.