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China's Gree Eyes Europe Winters for Growth

Bloomberg Markets Friday 18 September 2026, 00:11 UTC 1 min read
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Sep 18th, 2026 China's Gree Eyes Europe Winters for Growth Gree Electric Appliances chairwoman Dong Mingzhu told Bloomberg TV's Avril Hong in a exclusive interview that Europe's cold winters represent the company's next growth opportunity, following record summer heat that nearly doubled air-conditioning revenue in the region. She also discussed Gree's European expansion, energy storage business, and AI's impact on its workforce.

Sep 18th, 2026 China's Gree Eyes Europe Winters for Growth Gree Electric Appliances chairwoman Dong Mingzhu told Bloomberg TV's Avril Hong in a exclusive interview that Europe's cold winters represent the company's next growth opportunity, following record summer heat that nearly doubled air-conditioning revenue in the region. She also discussed Gree's European expansion, energy storage business, and AI's impact on its workforce.
China (LOCATION) Gree Eyes Europe Winters (ORG) Growth Gree Electric Appliances (ORG) Dong Mingzhu (PERSON) Bloomberg TV's (ORG) Avril Hong (PERSON) Europe (LOCATION) Gree (ORG) European (ORG) AI (ORG)
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