Solux Enters B2C Lighting Market... Strengthening Brand Value Through Consumer Awareness View original image

On January 30, Solux announced that it will enter the business-to-consumer (B2C) lighting market, building on its business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-government (B2G) operations. The company has completed the development of lighting products exclusively for the B2C segment and plans to sequentially launch a variety of lighting fixture products.


The company explained that entering the B2C market is not merely an expansion of distribution channels but a strategic shift that will have a long-term impact on its business structure and corporate value. Solux aims to leverage its experience in large-scale projects, such as residential complexes, to expand its consumer touchpoints and revenue structure in the B2C market.


The upcoming B2C product lineup will feature lighting fixtures directly introduced under the Solux brand. By supplying these products through offline channels such as hypermarkets and online distribution channels, the company expects to increase sales and enhance brand exposure.


Solux plans to gradually apply its accumulated intelligent lighting technology from the B2B and B2G sectors, as well as artificial intelligence (AI)-based smart lighting and energy efficiency technologies, to its B2C products. This approach is expected to help the company build brand equity based on technological expertise.


A Solux representative stated, "The B2C business is significant in that it is not in competition with our existing B2B and B2G businesses, but rather complements them. We anticipate a virtuous cycle, where increased brand awareness and the accumulation of consumer data will lead to the advancement of our products and services."



Recently, Solux has been solidifying its strategy to expand lighting into spaces and content through tourism and leisure projects, as well as landscape and media art initiatives. With its entry into the B2C market, the company plans to position lighting not just as a facility, but as an experiential element that completes consumers' everyday spaces.


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