Daikin expands VRV productionfor the Middle East with the new factory in Turkey

(MENAFN- Fleishman Hillard) The EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa)market for HVAC-R(Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration) systems is expected to see a strong growth over the next few years. The strong increase in demand is mainly driven by the need for sustainable solutions which are in line with changes across legislations within the region. This is particularly the case for heat pumps, which are posing to be one of the effective solutions to decarbonize buildings. Daikin is in the process of strengthening its current production capacity to ensure this growing demand can be met.

VRV systemsare air conditioning appliances whichcan heat or cool medium to largecommercialbuildings. These systems use heat pump technologyto allow multiple indoor units to be connected to one outdoor unit.Daikin introduced VRV systems back in 1982, as an innovative technology that enable each room of a building to be heated or cooled individually rather than the entire unit all at once, realizing considerable higher energy efficiencies. Daikin has beenthe leading company on VRV technology ever since, making them more energy efficient, compact, silent, and easier to install.

Tuna Gulenc, Vice President of Daikin MEA, said: “VRV is one of our key strategic business pillars within the MEA region. Over the years, and with our unique and differentiated product specs, seasonal efficiency, and system flexibility, we have secured several mega projects from residential compounds, schools, and other commercial spaces. With the additional factory closer to our region, we will be able to serve the market faster, accelerate our expansion plans,and further strengthen our VRV leadership”.

The new VRV production lines at the Turkish factory are equipped with the latest cutting-edge technology to optimize sustainability, efficiency, and quality control. The factory has also been equipped with anenergy saving exhaust-heat-recovery system. With the introduction of the new facility, Daikin reinforces the company’s vision to produce high quality products for the Middle East, while reducing its environmental impact.

Hasan Önder, CEO of Daikin Turkey, added: ‘We are very proud to be able to provide high-quality and energy-efficient products to the Middle Eastern markets. The VRV market across the region is expected to grow further in the future. We will be deliveringthe products that meet this growing demand and are fully adapted to the needs of our climate.’

In addition, Daikin’s factory in Belgium, which has so far focused its production on VRV systems, will increase its production of heat pumps, which are rapidly gaining popularity across the region. These initiatives will enable Daikin to strengthen the manufacturing capacity across EMEA and achieve the targets of the company’s strategic management plan “FUSION 25”.

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