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Daikin Australia will build a second factory

Daikin Australia will build a second factory

Daikin Australia has announced plans to expand its manufacturing operations by building a second plant at its Chipping Norton facility.

The project, due to be completed by June 2024, includes the construction of a new 7,500 m2 factory in addition to the existing production facilities.

The new plant will include expanded manufacturing facilities for modular air conditioners (PA), an expanded air conditioner assembly line (AHU), additional raw material warehouses and staff training facilities.
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