Meet the Philips Café Aromis 8000 Series—your personal café in a sleek, smart machine. With over 50 hot and cold recipes, BrewExtract technology for rich flavour, and the LatteGo Pro milk system for velvety foam, it delivers barista-level coffee at the touch of a button.
Customize your brew with the Barista Assistant in the HomeID app and enjoy effortless indulgence, every day. Philips continues to raise the bar in home innovation—making life simpler, tastier, and more rewarding.
Feds Find No Evidence of Tariff Cheating Among Appliance Makers:
Federal officials say they have found no evidence of widespread undervaluing of imported appliances after Whirlpool last month accused its rivals of possible tariff evasion.”
LG Electronics today announced its global financial results for the third quarter of 2025, reporting consolidated revenue of €13.2 billion and operating profit of €420 million. In the third quarter of 2024, sales were €14.76 billion. However, profit was significantly lower: in euros, it was only €50 million.
The Home Appliance Solution (HS) and Vehicle Solution (VS) divisions posted particularly strong performances, despite external challenges posed by U.S. tariffs and the slowdown in the electric vehicle market. The results reflect the ongoing transformation of LG’s business portfolio and commitment to qualitative growth, which includes B2B solutions such as vehicle and HVAC systems, the expansion of non-hardware businesses such as subscription services and the webOS platform and new direct-to-consumer business models.LG Home Appliance Solution (HS) Company
The HS division posted revenues equivalent to €4 billion and an operating profit of €220 million. This division also reported a decline in sales, which had been 8,340 billion won compared to 6,580 billion won in 2025, and profits fell from 527 billion to 366 billion won. Optimization of production sites and improved operational efficiency largely absorbed the impact of the U.S. tariffs, ensuring higher profitability than the previous year.
For the fourth quarter, the global home appliances market remains challenging, with demand recovery still weak and competition increasing. The division aims to continue expanding its subscription and digital businesses, strengthen qualitative growth, and improve profitability through cost review and fixed expense reduction
Elica reported €349.5M in revenue for the first nine months of 2025, up 2.3%. Q3 saw a 5.1% boost, driven by new Cooking products in EMEA and Engines growth in Europe.
Margins dipped, with EBITDA at €21.9M and net loss at €3.3M. CEO Giulio Cocci cited strong price pressure but emphasized strategic investments and expanded distribution.
Full-year revenue is expected to reach €455M–€460M. Recent moves include expansion in Germany and the Netherlands, the Steel acquisition, and AriaChef’s award-winning debut in Japan.
In a world where design often competes for attention, Gaggenau’s Minimalistic series takes a bold step in the opposite direction—toward clarity, cohesion, and quiet sophistication. These appliances don’t demand the spotlight; they dissolve into their environment, allowing form and function to speak in whispers rather than shouts.
🎯 Design Philosophy: Less Is More
“The Gaggenau Minimalistic series, by contrast, is about reduction – a cohesive front, no handles, and precise execution,” says Alexander Stuhler, Gaggenau Industrial Designer. This philosophy manifests in appliances that are visually seamless yet technically uncompromising. It’s a celebration of restraint—where every detail is intentional, and nothing is superfluous.
🔥 Performance Behind the Silence
Despite their understated presence, these appliances deliver professional-grade performance:
Oven: Features a concealed full-surface grill and powerful bottom heat, ideal for achieving restaurant-quality results at home.
Combi-Steam Oven: Combines steam, circulated heat, and grill functions for unmatched versatility and precision.
Fully Automatic Coffee Machine: Introduces “Barista” mode, empowering users to customize every cup to perfection.
Warming Drawer: Maintains exact temperatures for everything from delicate pastries to dinner service.
Vacuum Drawer: Opens up culinary possibilities from preserving freshness to prepping ingredients for sous-vide cooking.
✨ Minimalism Meets Mastery
This series isn’t just about aesthetics it’s about elevating the cooking experience. By stripping away the unnecessary, Gaggenau allows users to focus on what truly matters: precision, performance, and the joy of creation.
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Whether you’re designing a contemporary kitchen or refining your culinary craft, the Gaggenau Minimalistic series offers a refined toolkit for those who value both beauty and substance.
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Currys is set to release a trading update this Thursday ahead of its annual general meeting, offering fresh insight into the health of the UK High Street. The announcement comes as retailers face growing pressure from slowing wage growth and cautious consumer spending.
Despite a 12% dip in share value since July’s peak, Currys stock remains up 18% year-to-date—highlighting resilience in a volatile retail landscape.
Recent analysis from Deutsche Bank warns that High Street businesses may struggle as economic headwinds tighten household budgets. All eyes are now on Currys’ upcoming report to gauge how the electronics giant is navigating these challenges.
Starting November 1, 2025, Witt Denmark A/S will officially distribute Haier and Candy products across Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, and Iceland. This strategic partnership strengthens Haier Europe’s regional presence and expands Witt’s portfolio of global brands.
By combining Witt’s deep market knowledge with Haier’s innovation in smart, sustainable appliances, the collaboration aims to accelerate the rollout of IoT-enabled, energy-efficient solutions tailored to Nordic consumers.
“We’re thrilled to offer a wider range of cutting-edge products to our Nordic customers,” says Jonas Haubjerg Grøn, Sales Director at Witt. Francesco di Valentin, Chief Business Officer at Haier Europe, adds, “This marks a key step in our growth strategy, built on shared values of innovation and customer focus.”
Haier Europe sees the alliance as a move toward becoming the top choice for smart, sustainable home solutions in Europe.
Midea has just wrapped up an extraordinary third quarter, marking a pivotal moment in its global journey—and nowhere is that momentum more tangible than in Europe.
🚀 Q3 Highlights:
– Revenue: RMB 363 billion
– Profit: RMB 37.8 billion
– B2B Growth: Now accounts for over 30% of total revenue
– Overseas OBM Business: Up 45% year-over-year
These figures reflect more than just strong financials—they signal a strategic shift. Midea’s transformation from “Made in China” to “Created by Midea” is accelerating, powered by a robust global brand strategy and a surge in overseas demand.
Europe: A Frontline for Innovation
In Europe, Midea’s evolution is unfolding in real time. The region is witnessing:
– Deeper customer partnerships that foster trust and long-term collaboration
– Localized innovation tailored to European lifestyles and sustainability goals
– A stronger brand presence across key markets, from appliances to smart home solutions
This isn’t just growth—it’s a redefinition of what smart living looks like. Midea is not only delivering cutting-edge products but also shaping the future of home technology through meaningful engagement and regional relevance.
As Q4 begins, all eyes are on Europe as Midea continues to push boundaries and set new standards in the white goods industry.,
Electrolux CEO Yannick Fierling has announced a sweeping global reorganisation aimed at sharpening the company’s customer focus—particularly in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region. The restructure, effective 1 January 2026, marks Fierling’s one-year anniversary at the helm.
Under the new framework, Electrolux will replace its existing ‘Business Areas’ with newly defined ‘Regions.’ The former Europe, Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Africa (BA EA) division will be split into two distinct entities:
Fierling explained that APAC will concentrate on commercial functions such as marketing, sales, and product lines, while other regions will also oversee operations like manufacturing. “These changes are designed to enhance customer responsiveness in APAC,” he said, noting that the new regional head will be announced soon.
Electrolux ANZ Managing Director Kurt Hegvold welcomed the restructure, calling it a win for the local market. “It brings our voice closer to senior leadership and strengthens ties with key partners and consumers. A flatter, leaner structure will help us move faster and serve customers more effectively,” he told Appliance Retailer.
Alongside the geographic overhaul, Electrolux has confirmed several leadership appointments:
Electrolux has posted a strong third-quarter performance, with operating profits more than doubling year-over-year—thanks largely to a revitalized North American business. The Swedish appliance giant, whose portfolio includes household names like Frigidaire and AEG, reported operating earnings of 890 million kronor ($94.5 million), up from 349 million kronor in the same period last year.
This impressive leap was fueled by a 5% organic sales increase, driven primarily by double-digit growth in North America. After years of grappling with high production costs, plant inefficiencies, and intense competition, Electrolux’s U.S. operations have turned a corner—gaining market share and helping to offset rising customs duties.
“Despite a pressured price environment, we were able to offset most of the cost increases related to US customs duties in the third quarter,” said CEO Yannick Fierling, highlighting the company’s resilience and strategic progress.
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