Cooper

Cooper Industries, established in 1833 with its headquarters in Houston, USA, has long been revered as a significant player in the manufacturing industry. As a Fortune 500 company, it has an outstanding reputation for delivering products of exceptional quality and craftsmanship. Its product portfolio is divided into two main categories: electrical products and tools. These products serve a diverse range of markets, including commercial building, industrial, residential, and utility sectors. As a result, Cooper Industries holds a leading position in a variety of attractive global markets, providing balanced and predictable returns, and forming a robust foundation for future growth.

In a significant turn of events, Cooper Industries was acquired by Eaton Corporation in 2012. The deal was valued at $11.8 billion and positioned Eaton to offer a more comprehensive range of electrical products. These include lighting solutions and products catering to a variety of markets, such as mining, oil and gas, and utilities. The acquisition further paved the way for Eaton to extend its reach into emerging markets and to achieve cost reduction, strengthening its position in the global competitive landscape. The Eaton-Cooper merger created one of the largest power management companies globally, bridging various products and services across multiple industries.