On May 2, 2019, OSRAM announced the completion of the acquisition of British automotive aftermarket specialist Ring Automotive. The acquisition of Ring Automotive will drive OSRAM to expand its range of products in the automotive sector, including more automotive electronics and accessories. After the acquisition is approved by the UK Competitor and Market Authority CMA, the partnership between the two companies will officially begin in May.
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