Multiple central air conditioning companies raise prices

Affected by the continuous rise in bulk raw material prices, several central air conditioning enterprises have raised their product prices. This is not a unilateral marketing move by a single company but a passive price adjustment in the central air conditioning industry due to multiple cost pressures.

The price adjustment is primarily driven by a combination of factors, including the peak of copper prices, rising aluminum and steel costs, doubled refrigerant prices, chip shortages, upward trends in oil transportation, and compliance renovation expenses. Therefore, this is an inevitable choice for enterprises to balance product quality control and profit preservation.