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Haier and Fisher Paykel Making Bigger Plans
Haier, China’s largest major appliance maker, and Fisher & Paykel (F&P), the premium appliance manufacturer, are exploring opportunities to cross market their products in the United States. The move would extend a strategic partnership formed last May when Haier purchased a 20 percent stake in the New Zealand vendor and added its chief financial officer [...]
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- Haier Acquires 20% of Fisher Paykel
June 15th, 2009Haier Group announced it is participating in Fisher & Paykel Appliances’ (FPA) recapitalization plan. The plan includes the issue of new shares, share placement from existing shareholders and a top-up placement. At the plan’s completion, Haier will hold a 20% stake in FPA and becomes a new cornerstone shareholder of the home appliances manufacturer from [...]
- Haier’s Compact Dryer
February 4th, 2009Last month we wrote here at appliance.net about Haier’s portable, compact washing machine. For those of you who trek regularly to a laundromat, and have a small space to store one, check out that story. If you’ve already made up your mind that a compact washer is just what you need, Haier has the dryer [...]
- Haier’s Compact Little Fridge
January 28th, 2009Haier is getting smaller and cooler with a new eco-friendly 1.7-cubic-foot compact refrigerator that features an advanced electronics and cellular technology cooling system called NuCool. According to Haier, the new system achieves temperatures as low as 37 degrees, based on an ambient room temperature of 70 degrees, which was not attainable with prior refrigerant-free models. [...]
- Haier Still Considering GE
November 14th, 2008News had it that Haier planned to make an offer for the appliance division of GE, but Haier said it plans not to bid for General Electric Co’s appliances unit until it sees clear signs of a U.S. market recovery, according to a Reuters report. A bid for GE’s appliances business, which the U.S. giant put [...]
