Investments in Power & Telecom Give Impetus to Electric Wire and Cable Market in India, According to Netscribes

03 Feb 2012 • by Natalie Aster

Strong focus in infrastructure will cause electric wires and cable demand to rise even further. The new report “Electric Wires and Cable Market in India 2012” by Netscribes (India) provides a brief introduction to the cables and wires market. It shows the distribution of global cable and wire industry. It also provides the classification and a comparison between Polyethylene (PE) and Poly Vinyl Chloride (PVC) cables on various parameters. The market overview section gives a snapshot of the Indian electrical equipment industry. It also highlights the market size, growth and the segmentation. Porter’s five forces analysis helps to understand the prevailing structure of the electric wires and cable market. The import-export section highlights the amount of import and export with respect to electric wires and cables over last four years and the major countries of import and export.

The market drivers include the huge investments made by various private companies in power sector as well as the increasing budget allocation by the government on the power sector. Power sector is the largest consumer of cables in India. Another important driver is the rollout of 3G and broadband on a pan-India basis which will boost the market as demand will increase as players look to enhance broadband penetration levels.

Report Details:

Electric Wires and Cable Market in India 2012
Published: January 2012
Pages: 50
Price: US$ 475,00

Government impetus in refineries, power and fertilizers will offer a boost to the cable industry as almost all manufacturing companies need cables. Robust industrialization and growing urbanization are the other important drivers identified. Auto sector and railways are the other important sectors consuming wires and cables on a large scale. Additionally, growth will be fuelled by urbanization as cables and wires will be required in buildings and offices. Challenges identified include increasing price rise and competition from Chinese imports. As the price of copper continues to increase, profit margins are squeezed and they become uncompetitive in the international market. The next section deals with government initiatives where the credit lending subsidiary scheme is explained. It also highlights the rules and regulations the wire manufacturers need to adhere.

The competition section offers a bubble chart where the relative positions of the players are depicted with respect to their revenue, net profit and market capitalization. It also includes profiles of the major players in the market along with their financials. Key ratios and list of important contact persons are also listed. Key geographic areas and major business segments are also included. Key developments that have taken place in the market have been identified. The last section deals with the strategic recommendations where the critical success factors important to this industry have been depicted. The Appendix section describes various associations and exhibitions pertaining to this sector.

More information can be found in the report “Electric Wires and Cable Market in India 2012” by Netscribes (India).

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