Gulf Today

Malaysian firm enters UAE market

- Business Bureau, Gulf Today

DUBAI: Household appliance market revenue in the Middle East and Africa (MEA), region has been growing from $6.3 billion in 2017 to $7.6 billion in 2021 and it is projected to grow $8 billion in 2022 and $8.4 billion in 2023, according to Statista. com, a global market intelligen­ce advisory.

KHIND, a major consumer electronic­s brand from Malaysia, is introducin­g a number of energy-efficient and environmen­t-friendly lighting, cooling and home appliance products in the Middle East that could reduce emissions and reduce carbon footprint.

KHIND Middle East, which looks ater the market developmen­t for the brand in 15 key markets across the region, has recently relocated to a bigger regional head office to increase the brand’s presence and boost the US$7.6 billion (Dhs27.8 billion) home appliance market in the Middle East.

With a vision – Delivering Happiness – KHIND offers affordable, reliable and trendy products for residentia­l and commercial units that deliver exceptiona­l performanc­e, energy and cost savings.

KHIND, which was establishe­d in 1961 in Malaysia as small shop, developed it into one of the largest electrical and home appliances manufactur­er in the Far East. Its products are exported to more than 50 countries worldwide.

“KHIND’S products are affordable and offer the best value for money. The products are for the common man by the common man. Our brand offers a durable product range that have a longer life than other products in the market – that in turn saves money over the life-cycle of the product,” says Adil Mistry, Group Chief Executive Officer, Khind Holdings Berhad

“KHIND products carry many game-changing features in them that offers a lot of cost savings to consumers. Most of these cost-saving features are not seen, but felt by users when used for a long time. We believe, KHIND offers a much beter value propositio­n to consumers when it comes to electrical and home appliances.

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The Ambassador of Malaysia to the UAE, Mohammed Tarid Bin Sufian, at the opening ceremony in Dubai.
↑ The Ambassador of Malaysia to the UAE, Mohammed Tarid Bin Sufian, at the opening ceremony in Dubai.

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