EMP has Signed Agreement with LSIS for the manufacture of Medium voltage panels in Sri Lanka

1. EMP to Revolutionize Local Medium Voltage Panel Manufacturing, Signs
Agreement with LSIS
Electro Metal Pressings (Pvt) Ltd (EMP), Sri Lanka’s industry leading electro
mechanical engineering solutions provider has signed an agreement with LSIS Co.
Ltd., a global leader in the field of power solutions, for knowledge transfer and
technological collaboration to locally manufacture Medium Voltage (MV) panel
boards.
Marking this pioneering initiative, an agreement was signed recently in Sri Lanka by
Co-Founders, Chairman Mr. Chandranandana Diyunuge and Managing Director
Suresh Thenuwara from EMP, with Mr. S.J. Park (General Manager -Overseas Sales
Dpt. Power Distribution Business Group), Mr. T.S. Song ( General Manager - PM for
Manner Project) Mr. W. Y. Han (Director - Global Power Solution 1 Team), Mr. J.H.
Maeng (Project manager -Global Power Solution 1 Team)
EMP, a company that has demonstrated progressive growth during the past decade of
operation, is trailblazing ahead in the industry by leveraging on timely investment in
state-of-the-art technology. Operating from an ultramodern facility located at
Templeburg Industrial Estate, Panagoda, the company was the first to introduce CNC
machines in the history of metal pressings in Sri Lanka, followed by a Research &
Development unit focused on transforming the industry. EMP has already ventured
into a mutually beneficial partnership with LSIS for Low Voltage (LV) products, and
is now building on this brand identity by expanding the partnership to sign the
agreement covering the manufacture of MV panel boards.
Headquartered in Korea, LSIS, formerly operating as LG Industrial Systems, is a local
pioneer in the field of power solutions, and is today a global super power with over
three decades of accumulated knowledge and experience in the industry. The
company develops, produces and supplies a whole range of products and equipment
related to power transmission and distribution, with a year-on-year sales increase of
30-40% across the global market. LSIS is now investing in ‘Smart Energy’, and was
the first company in the world to develop a hybrid superconducting fault current
limiter.
“We are partnering with LSIS knowing fully well the company’s focus on creating
next-generation technologies,” Mr. Diyunuge stated. “With their R&D capacity to

2. explore innovative products, we believe EMP’s partnership with LSIS will greatly
strengthen our product and service offering across the region, along with added brand
value and recognition.”
EMP specializes in the design and fabrication of LV & MV panel boards for all types
of projects ranging from residential to commercial, from factory premises to mega
constructions, adhering to the latest international standards. Leveraging on this
strategic partnership with LSIS, EMP now uses LSIS switchgear to manufacture MV
Panel Boards locally, another first in Sri Lanka. Prior to EMP’s initiative, there were
no dedicated manufacturers of MV panel boards in Sri Lanka, with the country
relying on imports to curb the requirements.
Through this partnership, EMP’s highly qualified and experienced engineering team
will be gaining additional knowledge to up-skill themselves in the ever-evolving
industry, to keep up with today’s rapid pace of innovation. LSIS will be providing
specific customized training to the EMP staff, transferring knowledge and
competencies as per the agreement.
“We have come to understand our formidable strength across the region as a high
quality brand, and we are aggressively expanding to cater to the demands of our
growing customer base,” Mr. Thenuwara commented. “Now we can explore the
potential of foreign markets by introducing EMP branded MV products and we are
discovering limitless possibilities with our own market reach.”
EMP demonstrated their capabilities and product portfolio at the Techno 2016, the
national engineering and technology exhibition held early October, and introduced
these novel bleeding-edge technologies to industry stakeholders in a joint effort with
LSIS representatives, Mr. H.S. Lee (Senior Manager - Technical Coordination Team
- Power Distribution Business Group), Mr.C.W. Kim (Assistant - Technical
Coordination Team) from Korea. The LSIS representative then went on to deliver a
technical session at the Techno 2016 exhibition, sharing informative insights and new
knowledge of transformational findings in the industry with all those present.
“We are constantly challenging ourselves, the industry and all stakeholders by
introducing new ideas, backed by the latest technologies to realize them,” Mr.
Diyunuge said. “This agreement with LSIS is also an investment in strengthening our
corporate vision of becoming one of the most reliable and trusted total solutions
providers to the engineering and construction industry.”