Shine bright: Patience has been a virtue for lighting technology firm

LumaStream, with some $30 million in funding and some 'killer' products, is on the verge of a major milestone: profitability.


  • By Brian Hartz
  • | 6:00 a.m. December 27, 2019
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File. LumaStream Founder and Chairman Eric Higgs says 2019 could be looked back on as a watershed year for the firm.
File. LumaStream Founder and Chairman Eric Higgs says 2019 could be looked back on as a watershed year for the firm.
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For LumaStream, a 10-year-old St. Petersburg tech company that specializes in low-voltage LED lighting and power storage solutions, 2019 might be looked back on as a watershed year.

Founder and Chairman Eric Higgs says the firm has taken big strides in the past 11 months. It’s in talks to provide lighting systems for a major big-box retail chain — Higgs declines to disclose which one — and has made progress toward reaching its $5.2 million capital-raise goal. The firm has made so much progress on the latter that Higgs says he’s going to revise it to somewhere between $10 million and $15 million.

 

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