Binatone rolls out Black Friday deals on appliances

Binatone has announced a month-long Black Friday promotion, offering discounts on its range of home appliances and power solutions across Nigeria from 6 November to 6 December, 2026.

The Managing Director of Global Appliances Nigeria Limited, manufacturers of Binatone products, Mr Prasun Banerjee, said the promotion would cover the company’s range of smart home appliances and run across major supermarkets, leading electronic stores and online platforms nationwide.

In a statement, Banerjee said, “Binatone, one of Africa’s most trusted appliance brands for over 52 years, is delighted to announce its Black Friday Mega Sales offering amazing discounts across all key supermarkets and leading electronic stores nationwide.”

He said the promotion would give customers a month to purchase various household appliances at discounted prices ahead of the festive season.

“From energy solutions to kitchen essentials, Binatone will bring exceptional value and innovation to every Nigerian home this festive season,” he added.

Banerjee said the offers would cover several product categories, including stand fans with mosquito-repellent and air-freshness features, as well as the newly introduced AD 1601 AC/DC fan, which customers can connect to solar panels for electricity-free cooling.

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He said the company’s rechargeable fans came in three models with replaceable lithium-ion batteries, which recharge within four hours and provide up to 10 hours of cooling.

For kitchen appliances, he highlighted the KC6000 Yam Pounder/Fufu Maker and the company’s air fryers, which come in three models and require only a teaspoon of oil to prepare food.

He also listed the CEJ 1799 and CEJ 1700T cool-touch kettles, which feature digital displays and safety features.

On power solutions, Banerjee said the company offered voltage stabilisers in 2KVA and 5KVA capacities, alongside surge protectors rated at 13A and 30A for household appliances, including air conditioners.

“The company’s newly launched Power Stations, available in 1.8 KVA and 2.4 KVA variants, provide portable, plug-and-play power with solar-charging capability, ensuring reliable backup power for homes, small offices, and outdoor use,” he said.

Arinze Nwafor is a journalist at Punch Newspapers with five years of experience reporting on Nigeria’s economy, industry, data, metro, and judiciary. He focuses on highlighting growth, policy, and market challenges shaping Africa’s largest economy. Arinze’s reporting reflects practical newsroom experience, editorial judgment, and a strong commitment to accurate, informative, and audience-focused journalism.