Hisense SA is proud to mark 29 years of excellence in Africa with a month-long celebration that highlights its commitment to innovation, job creation, and community upliftment on the continent.
As part of its anniversary festivities, Hisense SA is giving back to South African consumers with exclusive online discounts over the next week, offering up to 60% off on Home Appliances (Fridges, Washing Machines, Microwaves) and up to to 58% off on Audio and Visual products (TVs, Laser Projectors, Audio).
Shoppers can also visit Hirschs, Game, HiFi Corp, Incredible Connection, OK Furniture, Kloppers, Takealot and Amazon from 20 – 31 August 2024 to take advantage of these limited-time offers.
Since its establishment in South Africa, Hisense has made significant contributions to the local economy, including the creation of jobs through its Atlantis manufacturing and assembly factory, as well as impactful Corporate Social Investment (CSI) initiatives. Now, the brand is expressing its gratitude to loyal customers by offering unbeatable deals on TVs, laser projectors, audio devices, fridges, laundry appliances, and small home appliances – including microwaves.
“For nearly three decades, Hisense SA has been dedicated to enriching lives through innovation, quality, and community support,” said Luna Nortje, Deputy General Manager at Hisense South Africa.
Hisense SA’s 29th anniversary follows numeorus industry accolades, including recent recognition by the Proudly South African initiative, in which Hisense SA was identified as a key strategic partner in the organisation’s national campaign to bolster local manufacturing, create jobs, and strengthen South Africa’s economy through homegrown innovation and production. At the event in July, hosted in partnership with the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (DTIC), Hisense SA was celebrated for its investment in localised manufacturing.
“This anniversary sale is our way of thanking South Africans for their trust and loyalty. We remain committed to delivering exceptional value while contributing to local employment and sustainable development,” concludes Nortjie.
