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Hisense Retains No.2 Ranking Globally for TV Shipment in 2023, Eyes MENA Growth with New Production Facilities & Flagship Stores

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Global home appliance corporation Hisense retained its No. 2 global ranking for TV shipment in 2023, hitting a 25.9 million shipment volume for 2023 in global markets according to the ‘2023 Monthly Report of Global TV Shipment Volume of TV Brands’ from leading market research institute AVC Revo. Hisense has been the only brand that has continued to grow in the past six years among the globe’s top 5 TV brands.

Global Expansion and MENA Focus:
Hisense is currently expanding its globalisation strategy and optimising its global footprint
by operating 34 industrial parks, 25 R&D centres and 66 overseas companies.

With a strategic focus on the MENA region, which has become increasingly important for
Hisense, the company is expanding its presence and operations. Hisense’s presence in
the MENA region has experienced remarkable growth, with business revenue surging by
more than 335% since 2018, and brand equity seeing a remarkable increase of over
177% during the same timeframe. Hisense plans to open new production facilities in
North Africa and the Levant region, as well as launch flagship stores across countries in
the GCC and Levant.

Recognising the unique preferences of the MENA market, Hisense is planning to launch
a dedicated R&D Centre in Dubai this year. This centre will play a crucial role in
developing innovative products and features specifically tailored for the region’s
consumers.

Recognising Success and Building on Sports Sponsorships:

In early January, Hisense participated at CES 2024 with its leading technology products, including its ULED X TV and Laser TVs, with the company winning over 30 awards for excellent innovation and performance for its products.

With 2024 being the year of sports, and as the official sponsor of EURO 2024 the brand
will launch further cutting-edge TV products to provide consumers with immersive gaming
and viewing experiences and will look to deepen the connection between tournaments
and football fans through its innovative sport market strategy.