UL Solutions Acquired Eurofins Electrical Testing Unit
The deal expands testing capacity across three continents, affecting manufacturers seeking global compliance for electronics.
Updated on Oct. 1, 2026 in Business Strategy

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UL Solutions has completed the acquisition of the electrical and electronics business from Eurofins Scientific SE. This move expands the firm's global testing, compliance, and certification footprint.
Why it matters
The integration enhances access to safety certification for connected products by adding laboratories and accreditations in the U.S., EMEA, and Asia. It allows manufacturers to leverage a broader network for the testing required to enter international markets.
The deal adds new laboratories and accreditations to a network already spanning 110 countries. This acquisition builds upon the firm's 132-year commitment to safety mission standards.
The players
UL Solutions Inc.
A global leader in safety science providing testing, inspection, and certification services to manufacturers.
Eurofins Scientific SE
An international group of laboratories providing testing and support services for the pharmaceutical, food, environmental, and product safety industries.
The details
UL Solutions has folded the Eurofins E&E unit into its existing global operations, combining complementary expertise in electrical safety and connected devices. This integration provides manufacturers with a streamlined pathway for testing and certification across multiple jurisdictions simultaneously. By absorbing existing laboratories, UL Solutions effectively bypasses the multi-year timeline required to build and accredit new facilities from the ground up.
Timeline
October 1, 2026: UL Solutions announced the completion of the acquisition.
Market Landscape
This acquisition follows the long-standing industry pattern of large TIC firms acquiring niche laboratory networks to achieve rapid geographic scale. It marks a continued effort by major service providers to consolidate testing capabilities as global safety standards for connected devices grow.
Manufacturers should evaluate if their current testing providers have maintained local accreditation under this new ownership structure. Review existing service agreements to ensure continuity of certification timelines as the laboratory networks are integrated.
The takeaway
Large-scale acquisitions in the certification space often create short-term operational friction during lab integration. Monitor your current testing backlog and contact your account lead to confirm that your specific product certifications remain on schedule through the transition.
Further reading
For more on how firms scale through M&A, visit the Business Strategy section.
More information
View official updates on the UL Solutions Investor Relations website.
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