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Dreame Partners with AliExpress to Boost Brand Globalization Strategy

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💡 Dreame Technology is set to sign a partnership with AliExpress, joining its "Super Brand Globalization Program." AliExpress will host a top-tier closed-door brand globalization summit in Shenzhen in mid-April, where Dreame, as one of the signing brands, will leverage the AliExpress platform to further expand into overseas markets.

A Powerful Alliance: Dreame Confirmed to Join AliExpress Brand Globalization Campaign

According to Leiphone, AliExpress is preparing a top-tier "Brand Globalization Closed-Door Summit" scheduled for mid-April in Shenzhen. The event is strictly invitation-only, targeting senior executives of leading brands, with no open registration available. Based on an invitation list circulating online, global premium tech brand Dreame is prominently featured alongside top brands such as Xiaomi at this high-profile closed-door meeting.

Notably, the summit includes a special signing ceremony, with Dreame being one of the signing brands. The agreement is highly likely linked to AliExpress's "Super Brand Globalization Program" (Brand+), launched last year. This signals that Dreame will leverage AliExpress's platform resources and brand service capabilities to ramp up investment in overseas markets.

AliExpress Assembles the Ultimate Globalization Lineup: 99 Brands Converge in Shenzhen

The summit's caliber reportedly far exceeds that of typical industry events. In addition to AliExpress's brand strategy presentations and hands-on globalization insights from international guest speakers, AliExpress has also invited overseas affiliate representatives, international logistics providers, and overseas influencers with millions of followers. These resources will offer the 99 participating Chinese brands — including Dreame — the most authentic market insights and resource connections.

Reportedly, the combined overseas sales revenue of the attending brands exceeds one trillion yuan, representing what can be described as "half the landscape" of Chinese brand globalization. This figure clearly demonstrates that AliExpress is competing with unprecedented intensity to become the new home base for leading brands going global.

Why Did Dreame Choose AliExpress?

Dreame Technology, one of the hottest global premium tech brands in recent years, has established strong brand recognition across multiple global markets with hit products such as smart robot vacuums and high-speed hair dryers. Dreame joined AliExpress early on and opened its official flagship store, building a solid foundation for collaboration between the two parties.

As the only platform among the "Big Four of Cross-Border E-commerce" to establish a dedicated brand service team, AliExpress has been steadily increasing its commitment to brand globalization. Its "Super Brand Globalization Program" launched last year proposed challenging Amazon at half the cost, generating widespread industry attention. The signing with Dreame is regarded by industry insiders as a pivotal step in AliExpress's branding strategy — transitioning from a pure cross-border e-commerce platform to a brand globalization service provider.

For Dreame, a deep partnership with AliExpress not only provides customized globalization solutions and strategic project support but also enables the brand to reach overseas consumers at lower costs through AliExpress's global traffic resources and logistics network.

Industry Outlook: Chinese Tech Brand Globalization Enters a New Era of Platform Competition and Collaboration

From a broader perspective, the partnership between Dreame and AliExpress reflects deeper shifts in the landscape of Chinese tech brand globalization. In the past, Amazon was virtually the only option for Chinese brands going overseas. Today, platforms such as AliExpress, TikTok Shop, and Temu are all ramping up brand services, giving Chinese brands a more diverse range of channel options.

AliExpress's high-profile closed-door summit and concentrated signing of leading brands are clearly aimed at building a brand-centric globalization ecosystem. The participation of tech brands like Dreame will further validate the viability of this approach.

It is foreseeable that as more Chinese tech brands increase their overseas investments, competition among platforms for premium brand resources will intensify. In turn, brands will gain greater bargaining power and access to higher-quality globalization services in this competitive landscape.