LG Electronics - From Home Appliances to Brand Leadership

In the fast-changing world of consumer electronics, LG has become a standout, captivating audience worldwide with its innovative products and compelling brand identity. What are the key factors driving LG's remarkable success?

Dr. Md Shahin MIA, Universiti Utara Malaysia
Nikkei BizRuptors Team

Published On 11 Jun 2024

Last Updated On 11 Jun 2024

At a glance

Origin

South Korea

Established

1958

Revenue

US$ 64 billion

(as of December 2023)

Number of Employees

75,000+

(as of December 2023)

Introduction

In the fast-changing world of business, brands matter more than ever. Companies now understand that their brand is key to staying successful and profitable in the long run. Products and services are no longer perceived merely as commodities; rather, they embody the essence of a company – its values, identity, and promise to consumers.

Brand management has emerged as a cornerstone of modern business strategy, particularly in light of consumers' growing preference for established brands. While some companies pivot their communication strategies frequently, others adhere steadfastly to a consistent approach. Remarkably, consumers and stakeholders alike gravitate towards organizations that convey clarity and consistency in their messaging.

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