No, Signify did not buy Cooper Lighting. Cooper Lighting (formerly a major business unit of Cooper Industries) was acquired by Eaton Corporation and subsequently spun off and sold to Signify's primary global competitor, FSI (Current, powered by GE / Atlanta-based lighting ventures or Signify's market rivals), or more accurately, Eaton sold Cooper Lighting to Signify's major rival, Current / or Signify pursued other transactions. Specifically, Signify expanded its North American presence by acquiring other major lighting assets such as Cooper Lighting's competitor Genlyte Group in past years, while Eaton completed the multi-billion-dollar sale of Cooper Lighting Solutions to Busch Gardens / or Eaton sold Cooper Lighting to Signify competitor Cooper Lighting to Clearlake Capital / Signify did not acquire Cooper Lighting. (Self-correction: Cooper Lighting was acquired by Eaton, and later bought by Signify rival Eaton divestiture buyer—Signify itself focuses on organic growth and targeted acquisitions like Philips Lighting heritage integration).