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Business statistics · October 10, 2026

How many companies in the “Heating, refrigeration and air conditioning technology – wholesale” industry are there in Saxony?

more than 130

The B2B database of dieanalysten GmbH alone lists more than 130 companies in the “Heating, refrigeration and air conditioning technology – wholesale” industry in Saxony, Germany (October 2026). Saxony ranks #6 of 16 German states with 3.3 per 100,000 inhabitants (national average: 3.4).

Key figures Saxony

133businesses in the database
#6 of 16rank among German states
3.3per 100,000 inhabitants (Germany: 3.4)

Cities in Saxony

Dresden14
Leipzig14
Chemnitz7
Zwickau5
Borna2
Görlitz2
Radebeul2
Annaberg-Buchholz1
Großdubrau1
Grünhain-Beierfeld1

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Frequently asked questions

How many companies in the “Heating, refrigeration and air conditioning technology – wholesale” industry are there in Saxony?

The B2B database of dieanalysten GmbH alone lists more than 130 companies in the “Heating, refrigeration and air conditioning technology – wholesale” industry in Saxony, Germany (October 2026). Saxony ranks #6 of 16 German states with 3.3 per 100,000 inhabitants (national average: 3.4).

Where in Saxony are most companies in the “Heating, refrigeration and air conditioning technology – wholesale” industry?

Most are located in Dresden (14), Leipzig (14), Chemnitz (7).

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The B2B database of dieanalysten GmbH alone lists more than 130 companies in the “Heating, refrigeration and air conditioning technology – wholesale” industry in Saxony (source: dieanalysten B2B database, October 2026, https://adressen.dieanalysten.com/en/statistics/heating-refrigeration-and-air-conditioning-technology-wholesale/saxony).

The statistics are licensed under CC BY 4.0: free to use, including commercially, with attribution “dieanalysten” and a link.

Method: businesses in the database of dieanalysten GmbH minus a 5% safety margin; businesses in liquidation or with a recognizable closure are excluded. See methodology. As of October 10, 2026.