Looop Acquires Glamo to Enhance Smart Home Solutions in Japan

Looop's Strategic Acquisition of Glamo



In a significant move to strengthen its presence in the smart home industry, Looop has announced the complete acquisition of Glamo, making it a fully owned subsidiary. This strategic decision is aligned with Looop's vision of achieving an "Energy Free Society," where renewable energy is at the forefront of household management and daily living.

Founded in 2011, Glamo has been a pioneer in Japan's home IoT sector, introducing groundbreaking products that have transformed daily energy management. The company's flagship product, iRemocon, was the world's first IoT device allowing users to control home appliances remotely via their smartphones, even before the buzzwords "smart home" and "IoT" became popular. Today, Glamo's technology permeates numerous households across Japan, offering a range of solutions from smart locks to advanced home control systems and sensors.

The acquisition of Glamo is expected to significantly boost Looop's efforts in the smart home market. Looop, established in 2011 following the Great East Japan Earthquake, has a notable mission of spreading renewable energy solutions and enhancing energy management. The company leverages cutting-edge technology and renewable resources to create unique energy experiences for its customers, providing alternatives like its smart pricing plan, "Smart Time ONE," that reflects real-time market rates.

By integrating Glamo’s innovative technology and existing market presence, Looop aims to further optimize energy management for households. This acquisition will allow Looop to enhance its smart home offerings with more sophisticated products and solutions that can cater to the growing demand for energy-efficient home management systems.

CEO Soichiro Nakamura of Looop emphasized the importance of this acquisition, stating that it not only aligns with the company's strategic goals but also amplifies their commitment to promoting sustainable energy use in everyday life.

Glamo will remain operationally independent, maintaining its brand identity while benefiting from Looop’s resources and expertise. As a result, customers can look forward to an enriched product portfolio that promises enhanced user experiences and seamless energy management.

Future details regarding this acquisition, including financial specifics and broader implications for both companies, will be further elaborated upon in an upcoming press conference.

About Glamo


Glamo has established itself as a leader in Japan's home IoT market since its inception. The company offers a range of solutions for smart home implementation, notably working closely with major corporations to integrate its technologies into common households. With thousands of devices currently in daily operation, Glamo continues to refine its products, ensuring high-quality systems developed through years of expertise and practicality.

  • - CEO: Ko Goto
  • - Founded: February 2011
  • - Headquarters: 3-23-13 Higashi Ikebukuro, Toshima, Tokyo
  • - Website: Glamo

About Looop


Looop was founded with a mission to illuminate disaster-stricken areas with solar energy following the Great East Japan Earthquake. Their goal is to provide a sustainable energy ecosystem wherein individuals can freely use energy while enjoying consistent prosperity. Looop actively engages in various renewable energy endeavors, from retail electricity operations to developing energy management systems, showcasing their commitment to innovating in the space of clean energy.

  • - Founded: April 4, 2011
  • - Headquarters: 3-24-6 Ueno, Taito, Tokyo
  • - CEO: Soichiro Nakamura
  • - Capital: ¥5,930 million (as of September 2025)
  • - Revenue: ¥50,524 million (for the fiscal year ending March 2025)
  • - Website: Looop

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