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US Energy acquires Automated Engineering Corporation
US Energy announced today that they have acquired Automated Engineering Corporation.
Automated Engineering Corporation is an electronics design and manufacturing company. The primary focus of the company was providing OEM instrumentation and control electronics to the RV and consumer markets. Since its founding, AEC has been a leader in innovative design across a variety of electronic safety, metering, and control devices. In 1991 AEC entered into the field of Contract Manufacturing to better serve the needs of a broader range of clients.
“…With 2005 revenues of approximately $1,800,000, this profitable electronics design and manufacturing company is key to our plan of execution. The core of our patent dual fuel system is contained in our electronic control unit. Bringing this capability in-house allows us maximum control over deliverable timing and quality. Recently we’ve announced substantial agreements for the sale of our conversion systems both in the aftermarket as well as the OEM arena. As we now shift our focus to one of production, delivery and payment, our ability to ensure reliable delivery of a quality product is key to our long-term success. In addition, AEC has a foundation of revenue which we can build upon independent of the in-house production of our patent system,” concluded Mr. Clancy.
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