Keystone Technologies Relocates to New, Larger Headquarters
The new facility, in a former Ford plant, is three times the size of the company's old one.
Pennsylvania-based Keystone Technologies, an LED lighting and ballast manufacturer, announces its relocation to a new headquarters in Lansdale, Pennsylvania, about eight miles from its former home in Montgomeryville. Both are on the outskirts of the Philadelphia metro area.
The company’s new headquarters and distribution center is in the former home of a Ford Motor Co. building, which it says has been transformed into a new state-of-the-art facility to accommodate its rapid growth.
“We’re excited to begin the next chapter of our company’s 74-year legacy in a beautiful, modern, space that’s a best-in-class work environment,” says CEO Ira Greenberg.
“Our new facility provides three times more capacity to accommodate a rapidly growing team as well as a significantly expanded warehouse space to better service customers,” Greenberg continues. “We also expect to realize substantial gains in operational efficiencies with product shipping and inventory management.”
