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Integer’s overall Wire & Cable global forecast for 2012 was revised down from August 2011 to account for the negative developments in European economies. Our outlook for most of Asia and other developing economies remains largely unchanged (with the notable exception of Thailand, where cable production was disrupted by flooding in October and November 2011).
“Over the last five years, strengthening of regional transmission networks and reinforcement of national interconnects, along with increased growth in electrical demand, have contributed to growth in demand for submarine power cable in many parts of the world.
The US cable industry is dominated by a handful of major producers, mostly with a large diversified product line, and many smaller producers often with few products cater to the rest of the market. Privately owned producers are prominently represented in the US, including Southwire the largest wire and cable producer in North America.
Integer’s Director of Wire & Cable, Philip Radbourne, is presenting at the Wire Düsseldorf Trade Fair on 26-30 March, 2012.
