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Pioneer Power Solutions, Inc. is an industry leader in the design and manufacture of electrical equipment for customers in the North American utility, industrial, commercial, OEM and critical power markets. Our product portfolio includes a wide range of liquid-filled and dry-type power, distribution and specialty electrical transformers, magnetic products used in the control and conditioning of electrical current for critical processes. Recently, we increased our capabilities to include specialized forms of switchgear and controls that protect facilities against power outages and can manage the generation and distribution of electricity in concert with the power grid. Through our business units, we pride ourselves in a 95+ year tradition of meeting the highest standards for design technology, product quality, durability and on-time delivery in a demanding and rapidly changing marketplace. While we manufacture many types of transmission and distribution equipment for general purpose applications, our strength lies in built-to-order equipment types designed for the special applications of our customers who look to Pioneer for engineered solutions. We are a Nasdaq-listed company headquartered in Fort Lee, New Jersey. Our business operations encompass approximately 350 employees at eight manufacturing, centralized distribution, engineering, sales and marketing locations in U.S., Canada and Mexico.
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