LED Lighting Specialist Solar Science Changes Company Name to 'IL Science'
Published2016.03.30 06:52Solar Science Co., Ltd. (CEO Song Seong-geun), a company specializing in LED lighting and silicone lenses, has changed its name to IL Science and is seeking a second leap forward.
The 'IL' in the company name IL Science stands for the first letters of 'Infinity' and 'Live,' embodying the company's vision to grow into a 'living, breathing enterprise with infinite value.'
Established in 2008, IL Science has maintained continuous growth year after year, expanding its business from solar lighting to LED lighting, IoT smart lighting, and silicone lenses. In particular, the silicone lenses developed by IL Science as the world's first are recognized for their value in the industry due to their excellent cost-effectiveness and short production time.
Song Seong-geun, CEO of IL Science, stated, "Taking this name change as an opportunity, we will reflect on the initial mindset we had when starting the business from scratch and strive to be reborn as a company that creates infinite value, just like our new name."
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