World News

Industry news and insights from Europe and around the World

UK News

Latest news and developments in the United Kingdom

Products

Keep up-to-date with the latest new products and technology

Features

General articles, applications and industry analysis

Lennox targets Middle East and Africa

FRANCE: Lennox EMEA is to expand its HVAC and refrigeration business in the Middle East and African markets. 

This will include a more focused product portfolio for the region and further development of the company’s distributor network across a growing number of countries.

Although an established brand in the region for many years, Lennox says it is now rethinking its local approach “in order to take advantage of clear growth opportunities in the MEA market”. Lennox sees those opportunities in the region’s extremely high ambient temperatures and a young population with high spending power.

The changes will include a larger network of local HVAC distributors in countries that include the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Jordan and Iraq. 

As part of this move, Lennox will begin offering online training to distributors and installers supported by back-office staff located in Europe.

Among the core HVAC products for the MEA will be the full range of Lennox split system air conditioning units, VRF solutions and packaged units for domestic and commercial applications.

“We believe our portfolio is the perfect match for strong HVAC growth in the MEA region, particularly in combination with our strengthening presence through agents and local distributors in key countries,” stated Cyrille Pergentini, Lennox export sales manager for the MEA region. 

“Dubai is a hub for the entire MEA region and it’s been our historic focal point. However, by extending our presence to countries like Saudi Arabia, we see the potential for a huge pipeline of projects. With the right approach, the right product portfolio and the right team in the region, the possibility exists to quadruple our sales in the coming years,” he added.

Latest News

19th September 2026

Subcontractors stung by constant late payments

UK: Nearly 80% of subcontractors in the UK construction industry are paid late, and almost 75% are regularly in disputes with contractors.
19th September 2026

Engineer dies following Busan refrigerant leak

SOUTH KOREA: In an update to the report of a refrigerant leak on a Russian ship in Busan, the Russian Consulate has reported that one of the victims has since…
19th September 2026

Aquarea R290 heat pumps support senior living

GERMANY: Six Panasonic Aquarea Big M R290 air-to-water heat pumps are supplying 89 accessible apartments with heating and hot water at an old people’s residence in Leipzig.
19th September 2026

Two in cardiac arrest following refrigerant leak

SOUTH KOREA: Two people were reported to have suffered cardiac arrests in Busan on Tuesday after inhaling leaking refrigerant.
18th September 2026

Germany’s seawater heat pump begins supply

GERMANY: Germany’s first seawater heat pump supplying heat into a district heating network has been officially inaugurated after several months of trials.
18th September 2026

Hudson to develop rapid reclaim technology

USA: Refrigerant reclaimer Hudson Technologies has signed a joint development agreement with US company Icorium for the commercialisation of Icorium’s patented extractive distillation technology.