Daikin has opened a new multi-million-dollar facility in New Zealand, reinforcing its long-term commitment to the country’s HVAC market. The investment forms part of the company’s broader 30-year strategy aimed at strengthening logistics capabilities, addressing skills shortages, and supporting the transition to electrified, low-emission buildings.
The new facility is intended to enhance local distribution capacity, improve supply chain resilience, and provide additional support for installers and contractors across the country. The move comes as global supply chains continue to face pressure and demand grows for higher-efficiency, lower-emission HVAC systems.
The development highlights international confidence in the stability and growth potential of the New Zealand HVAC sector. It also underscores the country’s role within the wider Asia-Pacific strategy of global HVAC manufacturers.
