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Where possible I list the company and the most recent yearly revenue/turnover figure reported in the company/regulator/IR source. These are company-level revenues (not always solely cooking appliances); use them as anchor points for relative market sizing and competitor benchmarking.

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• Whirlpool Corporation — ~USD 16.6–17.0 billion total revenue in FY 2024 (Whirlpool is a major global supplier of cooking & other major appliances).

• LG Electronics — Home Appliance & Air Solution — KRW 33.2 trillion revenue for the Home Appliance & Air Solution company in 2024 (reported by LG for the segment that includes cooking appliances). 

• Haier Smart Home (Haier Group) — RMB 285.98 billion total revenue in 2024 (Haier is a top global home-appliance maker with strong cooking appliance presence). 

• Midea Group — RMB ~407–409 billion total revenue in 2024 (Midea is a major global appliances OEM/brand; big in small and built-in cooking appliances).

• BSH Hausgeräte (Bosch/Siemens group) — €15.3 billion turnover in 2024. BSH is a leading European appliances player (cooking appliances brands: Bosch, Siemens, Gaggenau, Neff). 

• Electrolux Group — SEK 136.15 billion (net sales) in 2024 (Electrolux has strong built-in and freestanding cooking appliance lines in Europe and global markets).

• Arçelik / Beko — TRY 428.5 billion in sales reported for 2024 (Arçelik group — owner of Beko — is a major global white-goods player with cooking appliances among its portfolio). 

• Samsung / Other large OEMs (Samsung, Miele, etc.) — Samsung’s consolidated revenue is huge (KRW hundreds of trillions) but appliance-specific figures are reported in segment disclosures; Miele and other premium brands publish appliance revenues in IR reports. (Use company IRs for appliance-segment splits where you need appliance-only numbers). 

Note: most large diversified electronics/appliance firms report company or segment revenue rather than “cooking-appliances-only” revenue; for appliance-only market-share you’ll generally combine company reports + category share estimates from industry reports (I can extract those if you want).

Recent developments

• Smart / connected kitchens accelerating — launches at trade shows and product releases show stronger AI/IoT features, cook-assist software, and integrated extractor-hob combos (examples: Samsung at IFA 2025; Midea’s Ki wireless power demo).

• Large OEMs posting mixed results — top players reporting record revenues overall (esp. Chinese groups) while some regions face weaker demand for big built-ins. Reports cite slower real-estate activity hitting built-in appliance sales in parts of Europe. 

• Premium / multifunction devices growth — surge in air-fryer style and multi-cooking ovens drives small-appliance revenues and cross-category interest.

Drivers

• Urbanization & renovation cycles (kitchen remodeling increases built-in and premium appliance purchases). 

• Technology adoption (induction, integrated extraction, smart/connected features, AI assistance). 

• Shift to healthier / efficient cooking (induction, air-frying, steam/combination ovens). 

Restraints

• Macro headwinds in some markets — lower housing transactions and higher interest rates depress big appliance purchases in certain geographies.

• High capex for R&D, manufacturing and energy-efficient tech — premium appliances/induction and built-in integration require investment. 

• Fragmented retail channels and long replacement cycles — slows unit growth in mature markets. 

Regional segmentation (high level)

• Asia-Pacific: fastest growth overall (China manufacturers like Midea/Haier lead global volumes and exports). 

• North America: strong replacement/renovation market; big brands include Whirlpool, Samsung, LG; premium built-ins growing in urban segments. 

• Europe: strong premium & built-in market (BSH, Electrolux, Arçelik/Beko prominent); regulatory push on energy efficiency and emissions shapes product mix. 

Emerging trends

• Induction + extractor hobs (island-friendly integrated extraction) and wireless Ki power experiments. 

• Multifunction appliances (oven + steam + air-fry in a single unit).

• Software & recurring revenue models — D2C services, warranty/subscription offerings and smart-kitchen ecosystems.

Top use-cases

1. Home renovation / new home fit-outs (built-ins, ranges, cooktops). 

2. Everyday family cooking (freestanding ranges, microwaves, induction cooktops). 

3. Small-appliance premiumization (air fryers, smart ovens for single-household convenience). 

Major challenges

• Profitability pressure in mature markets with falling volumes and higher input costs. 

• Compliance & energy-efficiency standards requiring redesign and sometimes replacement of incumbent product lines. 

Attractive opportunities

• Premium / built-in & integrated kitchen systems — higher ASPs and margin potential. 

• Smart-kitchen ecosystems and servitization (warranties, consumable replacement, recipe/AI services).

• Emerging markets expansion — growth in APAC, parts of Latin America and Africa where penetration remains lower. 

Key factors for market expansion

• Faster adoption of induction & smart devices; kitchen renovation cycles and urban housing growth; vendor ability to bundle hardware + software/services (D2C). 

Want this next?

I can:

1. Build a table that maps each major company → latest FY revenue → appliance segment note → estimated cooking-appliance share (where available), or

2. Create a one-page PPT summarizing the market numbers and competitor revenues, or

3. Extract appliance-only revenues / cooking-appliance subsegment shares where those appliance-only splits are published (this takes a little digging by company/segment — I already have the IR links).

Pick one and I’ll generate it right away (with source links and a downloadable table/PPT).