SBP is today one of the most significant and dynamic companies in the design and manufacture of light fittings for a wide range of installations, including all sports projects, large industrial areas, commercial and architectural applications.
SBP manufacture and market a comprehensive range of high performance light fittings that combine innovation with reliability and durability and have a high quality-to-price ratio.
SBP manufacture and market a comprehensive range of high performance light fittings that combine innovation with reliability and durability and have a high quality-to-price ratio.
SBP fittings are manufactured using the latest technology and production processes,
respecting high standards in quality assurance and environmental
protection.
The accurate study of light performance, the aesthetic and functional
design as well as the use of high quality materials and superior
finishing contribute to the high added value in SBP fittings.
Founded in 1982, SBP obtained the Quality System Certification in 1994 and the company activities are presently carried out in accordance with UNI EN ISO 9001:2000 standards.
SBP has always been committed to new product development and innovative technical solutions, in advance of market trends.
Average investment in research and development represents 5% of annual turnover.
SBP products are exported to more than 80 Countries worldwide. Export represents more than 70% of the company turnover.
The PERFORMANCE IN LIGHTING group was formed in 2003 to include the companies: SBP, Prisma and Klewe. The SBP slogan “Performance in Lighting” has been adopted by the group as it fully represents the group philosophy reaffirming its global aim of performance through quality and research. The Performance in Lighting group mission is to guarantee product quality and safety, to pursue high quality standards and to provide adequate support and information to lighting professionals. The Performance in Lighting Group companies benefit from combined group activity and are today a new strategic force in the lighting field.