Anhui home appliance industry the rise of the fourth pole.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Anhui home appliance industry the rise of the fourth pole The formation of the fourth pole Coastal household electrical appliance enterprises have increased investment in Anhui Province. Cooperation projects in Guangdong and Anhui Province recently signed at the meeting, Greencool signed with an investment 2.49 billion yuan in Hefei Hefei Industrial Park to establish an agreement with the Anhui Konka is Chuzhou in the next five years, signed a 1.5 billion investment cooperation projects, home appliances agreement. In addition, the Hefei Economic Development Zone, Hualing signed with Hong Kong the subject of nearly 5 million project ‘Hualing electrical appliances production base in Hefei’ contract, Bengbu has also signed with the Shunde America ‘Run’s acquisition of stake in Bengbu days’ agreement. On the appliance industry is concerned, if an existing household electrical appliance enterprises in Anhui division, then the general can form local enterprises, domestic enterprises and foreign-funded three types. Local enterprises are mainly Rongshida (Main project, washing machines, refrigerators), Meiling (Greencool listed companies have been acquired, the main project has refrigerators, air conditioners), Swan (main air conditioning), domestic enterprises are mainly Haier (acquisition of Huangshan TV factory, the establishment of Haier Industrial Park, main products are color TV sets, washing machines), Greencool (Meiling purchase shares, the establishment of Hefei Industrial Park, the main refrigerator), the United States (and main air-conditioning), Kelon (merge Greencool’s, the main air-conditioning), Hualing (Main freezers, refrigerators), Konka (Main TVs), foreign-invested enterprises with Siemens (Main fridge), Hitachi (main air-conditioning), Sanyo (Main commercial washing machines, microwave ovens), Fei Song (Main air conditioning) and so on. It is obvious that more of these enterprises are mostly active in the market first-line