Sunhome January Updates: Strong Growth in Thailand and New Partnership in Vietnam

2026-01-31
Singapore

January Highlights  Sunhome achieved strong growth in Thailand, expanded partner capabilities, and signed a new 20MW distribution agreement in Vietnam, marking continued progress in Southeast Asia. Sunhome continued to strengthen its presence in Southeast Asia in January, achieving measurable progress across Thailand and Vietnam through retail expansion, partner enablement, and strategic cooperation.


Thailand: Over 200% Growth in Store Visits

To deepen its presence in the Thai market, Sunhome established a dedicated brand display zone at the main entrance of Boonthavorn, one of Thailand’s leading building materials retail chains.

Since January, a dual-channel approach combining online exposure through local influencers and offline in-store experience has driven strong growth in customer traffic. This represents an increase of over 200% in store visits, significantly improving engagement and conversion efficiency.


Partner Enablement: Sales and Service Training

Sunhome Thailand Flagship Store conducted specialized training for partner Fex Express, covering standardized telephone sales techniques, on-site installation protocols, and troubleshooting common issues. This initiative aims to elevate service standards and boost customer satisfaction.

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Vietnam: 20MW Distribution Agreement

On January 21, Sunhome welcomed the core team of its exclusive distributor Ccell to its headquarters for business exchange and planning. Following collaboration in 2025, both parties officially signed a 20MW distribution agreement for 2026. This milestone reflects continued trust and marks a new phase of localized cooperation in the Vietnamese market.

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Looking Ahead

Sunhome will continue to expand its presence in Southeast Asia by strengthening local partnerships, enhancing retail channels, and delivering integrated residential energy systems tailored to regional needs.