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This case study examines Osaka Lighting, a Pakistan-based lighting manufacturer that evolved from a small polyvinyl chloride tape producer into a nationally recognized brand in energy-efficient lighting. By the early 2020s, Osaka had built a strong domestic presence through affordable pricing, local manufacturing and an extensive distribution network. However, the company faced mounting strategic pressure as low-cost Chinese imports dominated the mass market, multinational firms retained premium segments and regulatory enforcement remained weak.

Set in 2025, the case follows chief executive officer (CEO) Shamim Ahmed as he reflected on Osaka’s future positioning amid rising costs, shrinking margins and increasing competitive...

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