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Midea Hosts 2026 Dealers Conference
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Midea Hosts 2026 Dealers Conference

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Raheem Akingbolu

Midea has held its 2026 Dealers Conference in Lagos, bringing together dealers, installers and other trade stakeholders to review the company’s business direction, explore product innovations and align on growth opportunities in Nigeria. 

Held under the theme “Innovation | Collaboration  Growth,” the conference covered the four key pillars supporting Midea’s growth in Nigeria, residential air conditioning innovations, the Pro Shop and Midea Club dealer experience, the launch of SpaceMaster, new promotional programmes, and an awards ceremony recognising top-performing dealers and teams. 

The  key session focused on Midea’s residential air conditioning (RAC) portfolio and how it addresses the needs of Nigerian consumers. Discussions covered cooling performance, energy efficiency, smart connectivity, reliability, durability and comfort across wall-mounted split air conditioners, floor-standing units and outdoor units. 

During the conference, the company also highlighted its UNICOOL inverter air conditioning systems, which combine energy-efficient operation and smart connectivity with features designed for local operating conditions. 

These include low-voltage protection down to 80 volts and Hyper Graphins coating, developed to enhance durability and longevity, particularly in humid and corrosive environments. 

The UNICOOL range also supports all-in-one control and multi-scene personalisation through MSmartHome. Midea’s one-drive-two configuration allows two indoor units to be connected to one outdoor unit, offering greater installation flexibility and practical control. 

The conference also highlighted Midea’s global air conditioning leadership. Midea has been the World’s No. 1 Air Conditioner Company for two consecutive years (2024 and 2025). This global scale and continued product investment were linked to key priorities in Nigeria, including stronger product knowledge, retail execution, installation and service, and closer customer engagement. 

The conference continued Midea’s focus on Midea Club, the digital loyalty and support platform introduced at the 2025 seminar. The platform supports greater transparency, performance tracking and rewards while providing a central hub for Midea’s retail and technical network. 

Together with the Pro Shop initiative, Midea Club is designed to enhance dealer experience, strengthen installation standards and support retail sell-out. 

Midea also introduced the Win 9ja Win promotion and the Container promotion as part of its 2026 commercial programme, supporting broader efforts to stimulate market activity and channel growth. 

Beyond RAC, Midea introduced its wider group capabilities and launched SpaceMaster, a new side-by-side refrigerator, supported by its promotional and marketing programme. The launch reflected Midea’s broader approach to understanding consumer needs, applying technology to everyday life, and supporting products through coordinated trade and marketing activity. 

Speaking at the event, Business Head, Ashok Dimri,  said: “The ambition is to make Midea a top-of-mind household appliance brand in Nigeria, rather than simply a brand consumers encounter when shopping for an air conditioner.” 

He also introduced the Q4 Scratch and  Win Promo, featuring instant gifts, consolation prizes and major grand prizes, including a Midea-branded car, Midea appliances and branded gifts. 

The promotion will be supported by an integrated 360-degree marketing campaign covering digital and social media, dealer and in-store activations, market activations, outdoor advertising, radio, point-of-sale materials and consumer engagement activities. 

General Manager of Midea Nigeria, Nelson Chukwuma, and National Sales Manager,  Oluwasijibomi Ogunsiji, announced the new SpaceMaster side-by-side refrigerator. 

They highlighted the conference as an opportunity for Midea and its partners to review market needs, improve coordination and align on the support required across distribution, retail and after-sales service. 

“The new commercial programmes and dealer initiatives provide a clear framework for working together and growing the category responsibly.” 

This article was sourced from an external publication.

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