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editCompany type | foundation = 1968 |
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Industry | Electrical Components & Equipment Nondurable Household Products |
Headquarters | Coppell, Texas, USA |
Key people | Ian C. Edmonds,President & CEO |
Revenue | US$117.90 million (2008) [1] |
$3.23 Million (2008) [1] | |
$1.23 Million (2008) [1] | |
Total assets | $55.74 Million (2008) [1] |
Total equity | $18.71 Million (2008) [1] |
Number of employees | 90 |
Website | www.upgi.com |
'Universal Power Group is headquartered in Coppell, Texas and is a supplier of batteries of almost every chemistry and power related accessories. UPG maintains regional logistic centers in Las Vegas, Nevada. UPG also operates as a provider of supply chain and value-added solutions.
Corporate History
editFounded in 1968, Universal Power Group ("UPG") was originally Computer Components Corporation and quickly became a leading distributor of electronic components, relays, capacitors and resistors to the OEM market. In 1977, UPG became one of the first and largest Authorized Panasonic Modifications Centers in the nation, designing and building custom VRLA/SLA, NiMh and NiCd battery packs for medical equipment, UPS equipment, and instrumentation for corporations such as Texas Instruments, Honeywell and IBM. UPG added cylindrical lithium, lithium polycarbon monofluoride and silver oxide chemistries to their battery pack manufacturing, building packs for tags used in electronic tracking systems, and for weather instrumentation used by the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration in 1982. In 1990, UPG broadened their scope from battery pack assembly of VRLA packs to distribution of VRLA sealed-lead acid batteries for the aftermarket and added power accessories including automotive jumpstarters to our product offerings. UPG launched their 3PL and supply chain services as value-add to complement the distribution of their power products in the 2000's. In addition, they expanded their lines to include batteries of other chemistries, chargers and a range of power accessories.
Today, UPG is a leading supplier of battery solutions that power everyday applications and unique innovations.
Products and Services
editUPG specializes in valve-regulated lead-acid ("VRLA")/sealed lead-acid ("SLA") batteries for industrial and consumer applications, batteries of other chemistries, chargers and power accessories. As a value-add, UPG provides third-party logistics solutions for its customers, improving operational efficiencies as they leverage UPG's supply chain infrastructure and expertise. UPG's supply chain services include vendor management, procurement, warehousing, inventory management, distribution and fulfillment.
Through its wholly owned subsidiaries, iTECH and ProTechnologies, Inc. ("PTI"), UPG’s expanded offerings include the manufacture of smart lithium-ion batteries, chargers, docking stations, vehicle cradles and power subsystems for performance critical industries such as handheld electronics, robotics, medical, intrinsic safety, industrial and communications. iTECH and PTI have leading-edge manufacturing facilities with in-house electrical and mechanical engineering teams developing the best in class in portable power technology for innovative products and applications.
UPG's power solutions are used across more than twenty different markets including automotive, marine, medical, electric and recreational vehicles, consumer goods, hunting, electronic appliances, security and surveillance, military, oil and gas, solar, powersports and beyond. UPG's range of product offerings include its own proprietary brands Universal® Battery, Kinetik®, Adventure Power®, Unilok®, and Drakon®.
With a client base that includes major corporations, original equipment manufacturers, distributors, etailers and retailers, UPG is deeply committed to providing quality power products, progressive services and collaborative partnerships. UPG is driven to deliver power beyond the battery and accelerate business success.
Batteries, Security Products, Power Accessories
editUPG stocks and distributes a range of its Universal-branded and private-label batteries of various chemistries including sealed-lead acid (SLA), nickel-cadmium, lithium, lithium polymer, nickel-metal hydride, alkaline and carbon-zinc. UPG supports many markets including automotive, industrial, consumer, hunting, marine, medical mobility, motorcycle, power sports, security, solar and telecommunications.
In the power accessory segment, UPG offers chargers, jumpstarts, power inverters and other related products.
UPG also offers distributes a line of security products including alarm panels, perimeter access controls, transformers, sirens, horns, wire and cable.
Services
editUPG's supply chain solutions include battery recycling, custom battery pack assembly, custom kitting, private-labeling, product development and engineering, graphic design and sales and marketing.[2]
Subsidiaries
editIn 2011, UPG acquired ProTechnologies, Inc. ("PTI") based in North Carolina, a manufacturer of lithium-ion battery packs among other chemistries for OEMs in the medical technology, government and defense markets. In 2015, UPG acquired Intelligent Technologies, LLC. ("iTECH") based in California, a manufacturer of smart lithium-ion batteries, chargers, docking stations, vehicle cradles and power subsystems for medical, safety, security, communications and handheld markets.
References
edit- ^ a b c d e Google Finance
- ^ Product Catalog
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Thanks for your submission to Wikipedia, and happy editing. Legacypac (talk) 04:29, 18 September 2017 (UTC)