Top 10 Gas Stove Manufacturers in China [2025 Updated]

Top 10 Gas Stove Manufacturers in China [2025 Updated]

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This report focuses on the development trends of China’s gas stove industry in 2025. Gas stoves are currently mainly categorized into single-burner, double-burner, three-burner, four-burner, and five-burner models. By closely analyzing the competitive landscape and development strategies of leading brands, the report provides an in-depth overview of the industry. Driven by consumption upgrading, policy guidance, and technological innovation, China’s gas stove market is expected to exceed RMB 65 billion in 2025, with industry concentration continuing to rise and the CR5 market share approaching 68%. Pure price competition has gradually exited the mainstream; instead, “selling higher value through innovation” has become the core competitive logic. High energy efficiency, intelligence, and integration are now the primary directions of product upgrading. Leading brands such as Robam, Fotile, Vatti, Haier, and Midea have achieved both volume and price growth by leveraging their technological reserves, channel, and strong brand equity, setting the pace for industry development. By reviewing the industry environment, analyzing the competitiveness of leading brands, and forecasting future trends, this report provides valuable reference insights for industry participants and end users.

Comparison Table of Well-Known Chinese Gas Stove Brands

Market Size and Growth Drivers of the Gas Stove Industry

As a core sub-sector of kitchen appliances, China’s gas stove industry has shown steady growth in recent years. The market size reached approximately RMB 58 billion in 2023. Driven by accelerating urbanization, rising household incomes, and the release of replacement demand from existing housing stock, the market is expected to surpass RMB 65 billion in 2025. From 2025 to 2030, the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) is projected to remain between 4.2% and 4.8%, with the total market size expected to reach RMB 82–85 billion by 2030.

From a demand perspective, the industry is characterized by a dual-engine structure of incremental and replacement markets. On the one hand, continuous growth in the urbanization rate (expected to exceed 72% by 2030) is driving new housing demand, while the fitted-kitchen penetration rate in fully decorated homes has exceeded 95%, supporting steady growth in the project/engineering channel. On the other hand, the renovation and replacement market now accounts for over 40% of total demand, becoming the core growth engine of the industry.

Technological Innovation and Product Upgrade Directions

In 2025, technological innovation in the gas stove industry is concentrated in two key areas.
First is high-efficiency combustion technology. Consumers’ pursuit of higher firepower has accelerated the adoption of 5.2 kW high-power stoves. From January to November 2024, products in this category accounted for nearly half of retail sales in both online and offline channels. The application rate of fully premixed combustion technology continues to rise, with flagship models achieving thermal efficiency exceeding 75%, while their price segments are gradually moving downward.

Second is intelligent upgrading. AI technologies are being widely integrated into gas stove products. Leading brands have launched intelligent gas stoves equipped with AI anti-overflow, AI dry-burn prevention, and automatic flame shut-off functions. Intelligent linkage with range hoods has become a standard feature, while voice control and APP-based remote monitoring are becoming increasingly common, with penetration rates rising by an average of 6 percentage points per year. Data shows that in 2025, the market share of smart gas stoves (equipped with IoT and intelligent control functions) is expected to exceed 35%, doubling from 18% in 2023.

Competitive Analysis of Leading Gas Stove Brands in China

In 2025, China’s gas stove market exhibits a clear trend toward concentration at the top. Industry dividends are increasingly flowing to companies with strong technological capabilities, channel advantages, and brand influence. According to the domestic gas stove brand rankings released in October 2025—based on brand index, user ratings, and market attention—Robam, Fotile, Vatti, Haier, and Midea firmly occupy the first tier. Each brand has established its core competitiveness through differentiated positioning.

(1) High-End Market Leaders: Robam and Fotile

Robam and Fotile, as benchmark brands in the high-end kitchen appliance segment, continue to maintain strong positions in the gas stove market. In 2025, their offline retail revenue increased year-on-year by 127.4% and 7.2%, respectively, while average selling prices rose by 9.1% and 7.2%, achieving simultaneous growth in both volume and value. Both brands regard R&D as their core competitiveness, with invention patents accounting for 37% of total patents in 2023 and gross margins consistently above 30%.

Founded in 1979, Robam is a drafting unit for national standards in the range hood industry. In the gas stove segment, it focuses on “high firepower + precise control.” Its 5.2 kW high-power gas stove, featuring an adjustable base design compatible with different cabinet sizes, has achieved a 97.42% positive review rate, ranking first in the industry. In terms of channels, Robam adopts a coordinated online–offline strategy: offline experience stores contribute over 70% of high-end product transactions, while online sales grow rapidly through livestream e-commerce. In 2025, its product prices mainly range from RMB 2,200 to 5,600, accurately targeting high-end consumers.

Founded in 1996, Fotile specializes in the R&D and manufacturing of built-in kitchen appliances. Its gas stoves emphasize “safety + intelligence.” Products such as its dry-burn prevention gas stoves can be linked with range hoods for intelligent start-stop functions, achieving thermal efficiency of up to 75%, which is 12 percentage points higher than China’s national Level 1 energy efficiency standard. With a market attention index of 8,703, Fotile ranks first in the industry. Positioned around “a healthy, environmentally friendly, and tasteful lifestyle,” Fotile leverages scenario-based marketing and partnerships with home furnishing brands to build a smart kitchen ecosystem. In 2025, its high-end models (e.g., the 02TEK21 series) are priced above RMB 3,000, reinforcing its leadership in the premium segment through reliable quality and human-centered design.

(2) Full-Category Synergy Brands: Vatti and Haier

Leveraging comprehensive product portfolios and diversified channels, Vatti and Haier have entered the industry’s first tier, each achieving a comprehensive brand index score of 9.6 in 2025.

Founded in 1992, Vatti is a veteran brand in gas appliances with over three decades of R&D and manufacturing experience. In May 2025, its offline retail revenue grew 27.2% year-on-year, with price increases leading the industry. Its 5.2 kW built-in double-burner gas stove (i10076B series) is priced at RMB 1,389, balancing performance and cost-effectiveness and appealing strongly to mid-range consumers. In terms of channels, Vatti has intensified its presence in county-level markets, benefiting from China’s “Three-Year Action Plan for County-Level Commercial System Construction,” and enhancing penetration in third- and fourth-tier cities as well as rural areas.

As a global leader in smart home solutions, Haier leverages its full-home appliance ecosystem to achieve cross-category synergy. Its gas stoves are bundled with range hoods and sterilizers into complete kitchen solutions. In 2025, a top-and-side suction hood + gas stove set was priced at RMB 1,899, boosting average order value through bundled sales. Supported by its global supply chain and service network, Haier’s after-sales service coverage reaches 98% of county-level administrative regions, while annual maintenance service subscription rates have increased to 29%, creating a stable source of recurring revenue. In 2025, Haier’s offline retail revenue grew 63.1% year-on-year, demonstrating strong performance.

(3) Mass-Market, Value-Oriented Brand: Midea

As a comprehensive home appliance giant, Midea targets the mass market in the gas stove segment through high cost-performance products and a channel penetration strategy. In 2025, its offline average selling price increased 3.9% year-on-year, while retail revenue grew 39.1%. Product prices are mainly concentrated between RMB 800 and 2,000, balancing practicality and affordability.

Technologically, Midea closely follows industry trends. Its 5.2 kW high-power gas stoves are equipped with hood–stove linkage functions and are compatible with its whole-home smart ecosystem. With a market attention index of 8,565, Midea ranks third in the industry. In terms of channels, Midea fully leverages its extensive appliance distribution network, with online sales accounting for 42% of total sales and livestream e-commerce growing at over 35% annually. At the same time, it continues to deepen its presence in lower-tier markets, covering county and township-level outlets to capture consumption upgrading among mass-market consumers.