LSI Industries Inc. (Nasdaq:LYTS) today announced that it has entered into an agreement with Asbury Automotive Group Inc., the 6th largest automotive retailer in the country, to supply its LED site lighting in both new and existing facilities. Headquartered in Duluth, GA, Asbury operates 79 retail stores across the United States.
Adopting LSI's LED technology is a strategic part of Asbury's green initiatives and LEED program. "By selecting LSI's LED lighting products, we will be able to significantly reduce our operating costs through both energy and maintenance savings," stated George Karolis, VP of Corporate Development and Real Estate for Asbury Automotive Group.
LSI is a leader in LED lighting technology with close to a half a million LED fixtures installed around the world. "We are committed to delivering progressive LED lighting that provides the highest performance while using the least amount of energy. The reduced energy not only saves our customers on their energy bills but it also dramatically affects their carbon footprint," noted Ernie Watson, VP Automotive Lighting, LSI Industries Inc.
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