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Thursday, 17th November 2022, Velenje Soaring to 2nd in the Market, Hisense Hits Historical High in the Global TV Shipments

Data from the market research institute AVC Revo shows the global shipments of Hisense TV from January to October reached 19.6 million, with a year-on-year growth rate of 18%. This record sales position Hisense the 2nd in the global market, a historical high in the brand's history, and demonstrate its increasingly essential role in the home appliance industry under challenging times.

Wednesday, 9th November 2022, Velenje, Slovenia Hisense block train started regular services from Trieste to Velenje, where we are building a new container terminal

After the successful test transports that we carried out in June this year, in mid-October together with the carrier Cosco, we established a regular Trieste-Velenje railway line, along which a special Hisense container train delivers raw materials and components for our production, which arrive in the port of Trieste on Cosco ships. We are already building a new container terminal in the Velenje industrial park, which is a condition for increasing the capacity of container transport as planned in the future.

Wednesday, 20th July 2022, Valjevo, Serbia Hisense is building a new factory in Valjevo

Hisense will invest over 40 million euros in a new factory for the production of state-of-the-art refrigerators in Valjevo. In the new Valjevo 3 factory, refrigerators of the Hisense, Gorenje and Asko brands will be produced, mainly for export to demanding European markets. We plan to finish the works and open the factory in February next year.

Wednesday, 29th June 2022, Trieste, Velenje Cosco Shipping established a special railway line for container transport from the port of Trieste to Gorenje industrial park in Velenje

On Monday evening, June 27, the first special Hisense Block Train departed from the port of Trieste towards Velenje. This route established by the Chinese logistics giant Cosco Shipping will become a regular one in September. The Hisense train will bring containers with raw materials and components, which arrive at the Trieste port on Cosco's ships, directly to the existing container terminal within the Hisense Europe industrial park in Velenje.