AEG - The AEG Brand Name Post Dissolution

The AEG Brand Name Post Dissolution

After the breakup and dissolution of the company the brand name was still seen to have a value. Electrolux acquired the brand and the name is also licensed to various companies:

  • AEG Electrolux: white goods; washing machines, dishwashers, ovens, fridges etc.
  • ITM Technology AG produces consumer electronics and telecommunication (mobile phone, home phone etc.) equipment under the AEG name.
  • AEG Elektrowerkzeuge produces hand power tools.
  • AEG Haustechnik produces home heating and climate control (humidifiers, airconditioners) products
  • AEG Industrial engineering produces electrical power equipment, including generators up to 55MW, control gear and switchgear, electrical motors, transformers etc. as well as high power inverters and DC supplies for industrial use.
  • AEG SVS Schweiss-Technik: manufacturer resistance welding machines and equipment
  • AEG Elektrofotografie: Produces photoconductors, specifically photoconductor drums for printing applications (e.g. laser printer/photocopier)
  • AEG Gesellschaft fur moderne Informationssysteme mbH (AEG-MIS): Develops custom LCDs for information systems
  • AEG ID: produces RFID tags and readers
  • AEG Power Solutions (formerly Saft Power systems or AEG Power Supply Systems): produces uninterruptable/backup/stable power supply systems for electric supply sensitive equipment (e.g. computers)

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