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Major Appliance Industry Into spared during the war?

The first quarter slowdown in the industry, public enterprises now choose to hibernate in the second half "

Make appliances "Under the performance of state subsidies to stimulate the resumption of export orders began to increase until the end of the year 2009, the Chinese home appliance industry has witnessed the history of economic depression to healing.

Today, the financial crisis unbalanced, experience "shuffle" from the consumer electronics industry has begun fierce competition.

But a new round of competition, it seems more than ever, "bloody".

From early November, Guangdong, Zhejiang and other places some of the entrepreneurs behind the appliance industry gradually to reflect the correspondents: Currently, the appliance industry, the emergence of a "non-normal" expansion of the "immoral" behavior, resulting in many household appliances companies such damage and loss of the object.

December 6 to 16, "China Economic Weekly" reporter went appliance industry, intensive Pearl River Delta, the Delta region Yangtze, the survey on the current situation of the industry interviews. Reporter visited about 10 enterprises of household appliances, anywhere where he went, almost as if all those responsible have a stomach complaints.

The public why the factory "bombing" of beauty?

12 6, in Guangdong Shunde, Electronics industry veteran Lin (alias) s feelings reporters:. "Laihun Chu, sooner or later to reimburse the person's practice firms was seriously affected the industry itself."

Lin said the Chinese home appliance industry has developed rapidly, some number of industrial scale and global sales, over South Korea

LG and Samsung, more that Japan Hitachi and Sharp, but the absence of inside information to become a big business. "A occurred, and what happens, evidence irrefutable that the "culture Gang Green unincorporated businesses is hurting others. "

Interview, the "door buy-back "to" distribute leaflets competitors slander, "" talent panic "to" cheat technology "known or unknown number of businesses Appliance complaining and angry journalists surprised and surprising, seemingly calm behind the appliance sector, with a very strong current hidden?

Gengrang is shocking is that these companies are private prosecution for the less fortunate, the blade covered at home "Individual" companies are really beautiful.

For M & A in the name of "

12 7, a production of bread at home appliances Zhuhai-based society, its leaders told reporters complain that their company was almost a "beautiful lies" caused the collapse.

"We produce small business units, the main products are toasters that although our country is not known, but bread alone, our sales in the world rankings first priority. Well, on Earth, where there are countries and regions of bread, have we made bread machine. "

The official said that in June 2008, the financial crisis, the company exports declined at that time, the U.S. leader in charge approached the door, hoping M & bread items, "then I have two ideas, firstly, due to finance some difficult in any event, the first exit of the storm is, be a good second shareholders; Secondly, I have good personal relations and veterans American and often play golf together, professional associations, the We are "the main thing, and we often sit together, what a meal, friends, therefore faced with such a possibility, or very reassuring. "

The official said the two sides on the issue mergers and acquisitions reached a verbal agreement, the United States in company with the toaster auditors, in a week's time, on technology basic bread, financial condition,

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Chains, human resources and other aspects of global understanding and auditing. A week later, the withdrawal of U.S. officers, the person in charge of preparing pending the official signing.

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