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2. Brief of Haier Group
Global Manufacturing Capacity
Historic Development of Haier Air Conditioning
Product Range
Industry Trend and Haier Air Conditioning Focus
Quality Assurance System
Brief of Haier Air Conditioning Division
Contents
3. 5 strategic stages
• Focus on domestic
growth
• Building No.1 brand
through ref. with TQC
system
• Being open
- Internally, organization change from
triangle to reversed triangle structure
- Externally, being fully integrated
horizontally and vertically
- R&D
- SCM
- Production
- Sales & Marketing
• Global brand
building
• Business model -
cooperation aligning
with industry peers
-Global partner,
M&A (SANYO,
FISHER&PAYKEL)
•Three in one
framework in
overseas market•Expanding from
ref. to full line up
of appliances
• Starting export
business
Brand Building
Diversification
Internationalization
Global Branding
Stage of Internet Era
- Localized R&D
- Localized production
- Localized sales &
marketing
Strategic Stages of Haier Group
4. The Internet era is a diverse and unconventional time, where “one size fits all” products and solutions simply aren’t
enough. Customers want to be treated as individuals and respected for who they are.
Everyone wants their unique lifestyle acknowledged . That is why Haier listens closely to you in order to gain a
genuine understanding of what is going on in your life and what is on your mind. So each of you can get the smart
home experience you deserve: be it simple, sophisticated, organized or enjoyable.
As a worldwide industry leader, Haier innovates beyond products and solutions and turns the organization into a
wholly connected platform. In doing so, internal and external resources are connected quickly and easily. We believe
only by doing so, we can best meet our consumers’ expectations in this rapidly evolving world.
Be part of the Haier Network. Create new possibilities.
Haier Brand Vision in Internet Era
6. Haier Main Business
Refrigeration
Digital Products
Kitchen & bath room
CAC Real EstateDistribution channel
New energy Financial serviceLaundry
DAC
Medical purpose low
temperature solution
Haier Group Main Business
Consumer
Solution
Commercial
Solution
Service
Solution
Real Estate
Solution
7. Haier Global Network
Haier has built up its infrastructures globally to meet the customers’ quickly evolving demands, including R&D
centers, production facilities, trading companies and sales networks etc.
Haier’s five R&D centers around the world have forged strategic partnerships with first-class suppliers, research
institutions, and prestigious universities to create an innovative ecosystem composed of internal and external
scientists and engineers connected by virtual and physical networks.
8. Brief of Haier Group
Global Manufacturing Capacity
Historic Development of Haier Air Conditioning
Product Range
Industry Trend and Haier Air Conditioning Focus
Quality Assurance System
Brief of Haier Air Conditioning Division
9. A history of technology innovation & global business expansion
Historic Development of Haier Air Conditioning
Qingdao Qingkong Air Conditioner Factory
China 1ST split air conditioner
Qingdao Qingkong Air
Conditioner Factory was
merged by Haier Group
Haier introduced the 1ST
inverter air conditioner in
China
Haier got ISO9001
Certificate by DNV
In the same year, Haier
acquired its 1st export
business to Italy
Introduced 1st
DC inverter air
conditioner in China
EPA released
energy star to Haier air
conditioner
Starting export to
Japan
DC inverter with
R410A technology
Introduced intelligent
air conditioner with the function
of security, monitoring and
management functions.
Focusing on indoor
air quality features,
introducing the
models with
formaldehyde
elimination function
and PM2.5
elimination function
1985
1993
1994
1998
2000
~
2003
2010
2011
~
2012
2013
~
2014
Launching WI-
FI air conditioner
in China, Italy
and South Asia
Keeping 15%
market share in
America for WAC
and acquiring
Top Five
ranking in market
share in Italy
Innovation &
Globalization
10. Industry Trend and Haier Air Conditioning Focus
① OVERSEAS EXPANSION
Expand overseas business, increasing the contribution of overseas business to the total sales
for strengthening the competitive power from business scale.
② INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY CHAIN
Focusing on the competitiveness of building up international supply chain
Globalization
① HUMAN RESOURCES
Open to outside human resources, welcoming specialists from industry
② COOPERATION & COMPETITION
Open to horizontal and vertical cooperation aiming to synergize business strengths
Business model – Open minded cooperation with industry peers
11. Smart solution
Industry Trend and Haier Air Conditioning Focus
① END USERS ASPECTS
② DISTRIBUTORS/INSTALLERS
ASPECTS
③ ENVIRONMENT ASPECTS
12. Domestically, Haier is running 9 factories, 1 of which is MHAQ, a JV between Haier and Mitsubishi
Heavy.
Total production capacity is19 million sets per year.
Unit: K Sets
JiaozhouQingdao
Dalian
Huangdao MHQAC
Wuhan
HefeiChongqing
Zhengzhou
Global Manufacturing Capacity
Factory WAC Split Unitary Others
Qingdao 0 2,000 0 0
Huangdao 250 0 200 550
MHAQ 0 0 1,000 0
Jiaozhou 250 2,750
Dalian 2,000 0
Wuhan 2,000
Chongqing 3,000
Hefei 2,000
Zhengzhou 3,000
Total 2,500 14,750 1,200 550
RAC CAC
13. In Overseas markets, Haier is running 6 manufacturing plants.
Total production capacity around 1 million sets per year.
Country Capacity
Pakistan 500
Thailand 240
Tunis 80
Bangladesh 30
Nigeria 100
Algeria 50
Unit:K Sets
Total: 1,000
Global Manufacturing Capacity
14. Product Range
Categories Description Remark
By usage Residential, light commercial and commercial
By space 5~10000㎡
By product group Air treatment, Window, Split, Packaged, MRV & Chilled
water products
By product category Air purifier, dehumidifier, window air-con, split high wall,
cabinet, cassette, duct, US duct, PTAC ,console,
convertible
By refrigerant R22, R410A, R32, R134a
By technology On-off, DC inverter; oil free centrifugal
By climate type T1 &T3
By different energy
efficient standard
A~C class for Latin America
3 star level for Middle East
SCOP and EUROVENT for EU
15. Quality Assurance System
① Full PLM procedure perspective
② Production perspective
③ Field feedback
④ Modulized design (Supplier)
A stage by stage and closed loop procedure and system for quality control
16. Quality Assurance System
Investment in hardware for R&D
The user experience center can test split, floor standing, window, convertible, cassette and duct air conditioners,
dehumidifier, chiller and so on, with cooling capacity from 200W to 95000W. The operating condition can be adjusted for
temperature from -25 ℃ to 60 ℃ and humidity from 20% RH to 95% RH (Relative Humidity).
Height drop testing towerAll-weather simulation and user comfort evaluation labAcoustic lab with
operating condition
(SEMI-anechoic)
User experience center has planned 127 laboratories with 76 labs in running already, among which 71 labs are for
CBU testing and 5 labs are for specialized test on parts, including 54 psychrometric labs, 1 calorimeter lab, 1 user
comfort evaluation lab, 3 semi-anechoic labs, 2 EMC labs, 1 heat exchanger lab, 2 compressor labs etc.