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Home | World News | MHI to split air conditioning business

MHI to split air conditioning business

9th February 2016

JAPAN: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is to split off its air conditioning and refrigeration business to a wholly-owned group company.

MHI Air Conditioning & Refrigeration will have a capitalisation of JPY150m (€1.15m) and is expected to become effective on October 1.

MHI says it needs a dynamic business management, capable of agile decision making to respond to changes in a global market vulnerable to changes in economic trends and environmental regulations.

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