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This article was integrated by Kitchen & Bath News from bizwatch and ETNEWS
Korea’s offline home camp and online platform camp are competing fiercely for the 18 trillion won (103.3 billion won) indoor market.
According to bizwatch, the pandemic is changing the structure of Korea’s home furnishing industry, with the number of B2C-focused home furnishing companies growing in 2020 with the rise of telecommuting and “namo” culture and a tight housing market. Kita vertus, the number of B2B-focused home furnishing companies is growing slowly. The industry expects that the focus of the Korean home furnishing market will rapidly shift to B2C in the future.
Į 2020, Hanssem (Hanssem Home), the top-ranked company in Korea’s home furnishing industry, posted sales of 2.6 trillion won (RMB 14.9 milijardo), aukštyn 21.72% per metus. Per tą patį laikotarpį, operating profit increased 66.7% į 92.9 billion won (RMB 530 milijonas).
Hyundai Livart’s 2020 pardavimai išaugo 11.9% kasmet iki 1.3846 trillion won (RMB 7.95 milijardo). Išaugo veiklos pelnas 55.8% į 37.2 billion won (RMB 210 milijonas).
IKEA Korea posted sales of 663.4 billion KRW (RMB 3.0 milijardo) praėjusiais fiskaliniais metais (rugsėjis 2019 iki rugsėjo 2020), aukštyn 31.8% per metus.
Among mid-tier companies, growth was particularly strong at Emmons.co. Emmons posted sales of KRW 186.4 billion last year, aukštyn 9.7% Nuo praėjusių metų. Operating profit turned to a profit of 7 billion won.
These companies mainly operate B2C businesses. The highest sales growth rate was at IKEA Korea. The Hanssem “Rehouse” interior business grew 33.2% in sales over the past year. Tuo pačiu laikotarpiu, sales of Hyundai Livart’s B2C business grew by 11.8%. Sales in the online division, the core of Emmons’ B2C business, increased 29 proc. And growth continued in the first quarter of the year.
Hanssem reported sales of 553.1 billion won and operating profit of 25.2 billion won in the first quarter of this year. This represents a 12.3% ir 46.8% increase over the previous year.
Hyundai Livart’s operating profit was 12.5 billion won, žemyn 15.88% over the same period, while B2C sales increased by 4.6%.
Kita vertus, B2B-focused home furnishing companies continued to decline in performance. Under the combined impact of the construction recession and the pandemic, ENEX.CO posted sales of 233.6 billion won last year, žemyn 35.7% Nuo praėjusių metų, with an operating loss of 8.5 billion won.
It is expected that the Korean home furnishing market will be restructured around B2C in the future.
According to Statistics Korea, home retail sales in 2020 will be about 10.19 trillion won (RMB 58.48 milijardo), aukštyn 23.8% per metus, with e-commerce transactions driving the market’s growth. 5 trillion won (RMB 28.7 milijardo) of home transactions will be traded in online stores in 2020, aukštyn 43.5% Nuo praėjusių metų, accounting for nearly half of the overall retail market.
Hanssem is trying to penetrate beyond the home, and has transferred the function of training interior architecture experts from its Hanssem Service Center to its headquarters. The plan is to increase the number of employees to 3,000 by the end of this year.
Pabaigoje 2020, Hyundai Livart launched “Livart Bath,” a brand that specializes in bathroom remodeling, from sales and construction to after-sales management.
The overall size of the Korean home furnishing market is currently 13.7 trillion won (RMB 78.62 milijardo) and is expected to reach 18 trillion won (RMB 103.3 milijardo) pateikė 2023, with an average annual growth rate of 15%.
South Korea has maintained an annual per capita income of USD 30,000 (CNY 190,000) nuo 2017. Šiame kontekste, analysis suggests that the pandemic has acted as a catalyst, shortening the time needed to expand the market, and the B2C home market is expected to grow even faster in the future. According to Korean media, the Korean home interior market is expected to continue to grow structurally as lifestyles centered on the home space continue to change.
