Manufacturers Association: air conditioner exports in 2006 will pass the US$80 mark

The Manufacturers Association of Israel has forecasted that Israel’s air conditioner exports will rise 10% in 2006
12.06.06 / 00:00
Manufacturers Association: air conditioner exports in 2006 will pass the US$80 mark
12.06.06
Manufacturers Association: air conditioner exports in 2006 will pass the US$80 mark
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The Manufacturers Association of Israel has forecasted that Israel’s air conditioner exports will rise 10% in 2006
 
The Manufacturers Association of Israel has forecasted that Israel’s air conditioner exports will rise 10% in 2006. Deliveries, according to the forecast, will reach $80 million.

The forecast was published last week by Metal and Electrical Industries Association chairman Yair Weinberger who predicted that air conditioner exports will grow this summer.

Exports to Western and Eastern Europe are expected to reach $56 million. 
Exports to Australia, African counties, Mexico and South America are expected to reach $24 million. According to the prediction Israeli made air conditioners will reach this year as far as Siberia.

 

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