May 4, 2026

Signify's lighting solution, ArenaVision Gen 3.5 approved by International Basketball Federation (FIBA) Equipment & Venue Centre

• Signify's lighting, Philips ArenaVision Gen3.5, is now approved for supporting venues worldwide aiming to meet FIBA quality standards of Stadium Lighting, to deliver consistent, broadcast-ready environments.
• The FIBA Equipment & Venue Centre approval focusing on our product quality strengthens Signify's position in elite sports lighting, particularly for indoor arenas, building on its 2025 appointment as FIFA Preferred provider for Floodlights.

Eindhoven, The Netherlands — Signify (Euronext: LIGHT), the world leader in lighting, today announced it has entered FIBA Equipment & Venue Centre Approval Program, one of the most recognized product quality program in the industry.

Signify's professional sports lighting solution, Philips ArenaVision Gen3.5, is approved by FIBA's Equipment & Venue Centre, which supports venue owners to deliver high-quality, broadcast-ready basketball environments that meet FIBA's technical standards.

Signify's ArenaVision LED professional sports lighting systems and intelligent lighting controls are designed for elite indoor and outdoor sports environments, these solutions deliver exceptional light quality, uniformity and visual comfort, while meeting international broadcast standards. Integrated controls enable remote management, scheduling and operational efficiencies, helping venues host elite competition, enhance the live fan experience, and operate more sustainably.

"Basketball demands absolute precision from lighting. Visual comfort, uniformity and glare control are critical for both player performance and officiating, while ultra-high-definition broadcasting requires consistent light quality to capture the speed and intensity of the game. For spectators, lighting plays an increasingly important role in shaping the live arena experience," says Niels Geven, International Director, Sports & Arenas at Signify.

"Joining FIBA Equipment & Venue Centre Approval Program allows us to be part of their mission in raising the bar for basketball lighting globally, delivering consistent, world-class performance under the fastest and most intense conditions. Aligned with FIBA's forward-thinking approach, we're combining light quality, energy efficiency and intelligent controls to help venues meet elite performance demands while supporting sustainability, innovation and global broadcast ambitions."

Bart Prinssen, Head of Equipment & Venue Centre, said: "We are pleased to welcome Signify to the FIBA Equipment & Venue Centre Approval Program in the lighting category. Their expertise aligns well with our commitment to ensuring high-quality, consistent lighting conditions in the arenas that support player performance, officiating and broadcast across our competitions. FIBA Equipment & Venue Centre defines key performance parameters, including illuminance, color temperature, color rendering and flicker factor, ensuring optimal lighting conditions across the playing field".

Signify's sports lighting is already used in leading basketball venues including Roig Arena in Valencia, Gran Canaria Arena in Las Palmas, and the Barclay Arena in Hamburg reflecting how advanced lighting both supports elite competition and enhances the experience for players, broadcasters and fans.

Receiving the FIBA Equipment & Venue Centre approval builds Signify's growing momentum in global sport, reinforcing its leadership in elite sports lighting.