1980's

Restructuring and Relocation to New Facilities

In the early 1980s, Hagensens Eftf. v/Brødrene Løvschall underwent significant changes in both ownership and structure. In 1981, Tage Løvschall took full ownership of the company as the sole shareholder, and four years later, in 1985, the company was transformed into Løvschall Randers A/S to meet growth ambitions and create a clearer business structure. Additionally, the company relocated from its original location on Jernbanegade in downtown Randers to a newly built warehouse and administration building on Nikkelvej in southern Randers in 1986. This move was a strategic step to secure greater capacity and more efficient workflows for Løvschall Randers A/S, considered an investment in future growth.

Product development became a significant part of the company's DNA, and new lamps were designed and developed in the growing department, which also included an expanding assembly department.

1990's

Expansion and Diversification

During the 1990s, Løvschall Randers went through a period of expansion and consolidation. In 1994, the existing warehouse and administration buildings were further expanded to meet rising demand. In these years, the company strategically focused on three core products: shelf lights, light sources, and sign lighting, which corresponded to the three main customer groups: the furniture industry, the sign industry, and public institutions.

Management was also reorganized in 1998 to ensure more efficient operations. Bent Kyndesgaard took over responsibility for production and was appointed managing director, while Tage Løvschall focused on the commercial department, including working with the company's agents. This clear division of responsibilities contributed to a more agile and focused management.

2000's

Modernization and Globalization – Transition to LED Technology

The transition to the 21st century marked a new phase for Løvschall Randers, characterized by modernization, globalization, and technological development. In 2001, Tage Løvschall retired, and Bent Kyndesgaard continued as managing director until 2006 when Søren Meincke took over. That same year, the company changed its name to Loevschall A/S to signal a more modern and international profile.

In the early 2000s, production was moved to China, and to ensure quality, communication and to stay ahead of cultural differences, Loevschall established in 2005 an office in China, which today employs three colleagues who have been with the company since the beginning. 

In 2005, Loevschall introduced mirrors with built-in lighting as a new product category. This initiative was a direct response to market demand and quickly became a success. The first product, Godhavn, was launched with halogen lighting and is today a true Loevschall classic. With its timeless design, it has followed the evolution from halogen to fluorescent and on to modern LED technology.

In 2008, Loevschall took a decisive step and began producing LED lighting. LED bulbs represented a quantum leap compared to earlier technologies, with a lifespan of over 30,000 hours, minimal heat development, and significant energy savings. This technology not only allowed for more flexible and elegant designs but also nearly maintenance-free solutions. For customers, it meant fewer complaints, lower operating costs, and a more environmentally friendly lighting solution.