Reportlinker Adds Wire and Cable: Materials, Technologies and Global Markets
NEW YORK, Dec. 14, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue:
Wire and Cable: Materials, Technologies and Global Markets
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INTRODUCTION
This report uses the terms cables and wires interchangeably. They refer to the physical structure that is used to conduct electrical current and telecommunications signal/payload. The term cable should thus be distinguished from the same term used in context of the cable television industry.
Cables and wires are the most commonplace indicators of a wide range of technologies existing in various stages of sophistication. Cables primarily serve two purposes: transmission of power and transmission of telecommunications payloads and signals. These two broad usages span a wide array of applications and industries. Consequently cables and wires constitute a formidable market in their own right.
While cables serve as conduits to connect high-tech islands, their underlying operating principle has remained consistent over the years and is fairly uncomplicated. This simplicity in technology does not rub off on its market dynamics. The result of this simplicity is a large number of significant stakeholders. Additionally, these diverse stakeholders are very sensitive to macroeconomic trends.
Much of the volatility in the cable market is tied to the raw material costs on the supply side. As a result, the pricing trends of cables and wires are not entirely driven by market demand. The market is also far from being homogenous, with the end user profiles ranging from wholesale purchasers, telecom operators, retail users, utility managers, power supply companies as well as enterprises. The leverage enjoyed by the buyers is by and large proportional to their purchase volumes and inversely proportional to the importance of cables and wires to their operations.
This report is an attempt to identify and highlight the salient attributes of this diverse and large market
STUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
This study has the following goals and objectives:
Measuring and forecasting the market size for overall power and telecom cables in both value and volume
Forecasting the market size of power cables in value and volume terms respectively in dollars and kilograms
Forecasting the market size for telecom cables in value and volume, respectively, in dollars and pair-kilometers
Breaking down the overall power cable market along voltage and functional attributes: extremely low voltage (ELV), low voltage, high voltage and magnetic applications
Breaking down the overall telecom cable market along conductor materials: metal and fiber optic
Breaking down the individual power cable functional attributes along geographical regions (the Americas; Europe, the Middle East, Africa (EMEA); Asia-Pacific (APAC); end-device applications (energy and utilities; industrial; telecom devices, wireless/wireline infrastructure; computing devices; domestic and commercial consumer electronics, lighting and home appliances) and conductor metals (copper, aluminum) in volume and value terms
Breaking down the individual telecom cable conductor materials along geographical regions (Americas, EMEA, APAC), end-device applications (energy and utilities; industrial; telecom devices; wireless/wireline infrastructure; computing devices; domestic and commercial consumer electronics, lighting and home appliances) and distance stretch (access, metro, backbone) in volume and value terms
Providing a detailed analysis of the average selling price (ASP) trends for individual power and telecom cable subcategories
Analyzing the stakeholder value chain in the power and telecom cable market
Analyzing the patent activity involving power and telecom cables.
REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY
The cable industry can be summarized as one that deals with an uncomplicated technology interplaying with complex macro and microeconomic factors. The macroeconomic factors affect the pricing of the raw materials as well as the health of the end user domains while the microeconomic factors affect region specific market parameters.
If the raw materials supply is not adequately addressed, market forces will not be understood. Many of the issues concern the availability of copper, the principal material in both power and telecom cables. Aluminum and optical fiber are becoming credible alternatives in performance and pricing in the raw materials domain.
The principle purpose of this report is to identify the extent to which the alternatives will be accepted and to analyze the role played by pricing in such acceptance.
The report also sheds light on the role played by end user markets on the pricing of cables. It is revealing to note that end users have significant leverage over prices.
The cable makers are thus in a bind. They have to walk a tightrope between demanding end users and fickle raw materials. This report analyzes the approaches adopted by various market leaders in tackling these challenges.
SCOPE OF THE REPORT
The report forecasts the size of the power and telecom cable market for components from 2010 through 2015.
The Executive Summary provides a snapshot of key findings of the report.
The chapter on the Taxonomy of Cable Classes introduces cabling operations, defines cable usage, explains terminologies and importantly breaks down the power and telecom cabling market into geographical regions, conductor metals, distance stretches and end-application devices as applicable.
The chapter on raw materials and pricing addresses the key area that singularly determines the path of the industry. The subject is broached qualitatively as well quantitatively.
The chapter on vendor analysis explains salient trends characterizing the cabling market, identifies major stakeholder types, analyzes profiles of major players and discusses other significant players.
The U.S. Patent Analysis chapter highlights the patent activity underway in the area of power and telecom cables. The chapter classifies the patents awarded according to the activities involved in the areas of cable guiding, alignment, stripping, storing and management; cable measurement, monitoring, protection and fault management; conductor synthesis, fabrication and alignment; connectors, couplers, joints and terminations; device and application specific cabling; flat and flexible cables; insulation, sheath and protective covers; optical fiber cables; submarine cables and superconductors.
The quantitative analysis of the report does not cover:
Automotive cables
Instrumentation and control cables
Building and construction wires
Superconductors
Any cables other than ones used in power and telecom applications.
INTENDED AUDIENCE
This report will be relevant to the following:
Cable equipment manufacturers to identify dynamics determining the traction imparted to various cabling technologies and its market impact
Electrical component vendors and electronic device vendors to ascertain the pricing trends governing cables as they integrate cables with their products
Power and energy suppliers as well telecom operators to identify cables that provide the right mix on the technology and pricing front
Retail domestic and corporate users to make judicious buying decisions for their installations.
METHODOLOGY AND INFORMATION SOURCES
The report forecasts the market size for the following:
Power cables such as ELV, low voltage, high voltage and magnetic applications in dollar value and kilogram volume terms
Telecom cables such as metal and fiber optics in dollar value and kilometer pair volume terms
The power cable categories are further subdivided into end-device applications, geographical regions and conductor metals
The telecom cable categories are further sub-divided into end-device applications, geographical regions and distance stretches.
Both primary and secondary research methodologies were used in this study. Industry experts were interviewed; secondary sources included industry consortia, individual company financial statements, published opinions, and other published sources.
THIS REPORT CONTAINS
An overview of the market size based on volume and value sales, with analysis of the following aspects: Materials: Plastics, metals, fiber, superconductors; Technologies: Power transmission and non-power transmission; and Application Sectors: Residential, commercial, and industrial premises, and utility providers
Analysis of global market trends, with data from 2009, estimates for 2010, and projections of compound annual growth rates (CAGRs) through 2015
An outline of the basic operating principles of cables and wires, with sections on the anatomy of a cable, fundamentals of power transmission, and fundamentals of telecom signaling and data transmission
Comprehensive company profiles
Patent analysis identifying the key areas of innovation and highlighting leading innovators and countries.
Chapter- 1: INTRODUCTION -- Complimentary
STUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES 1
REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY 2
SCOPE OF THE REPORT 3
INTENDED AUDIENCE 4
METHODOLOGY AND INFORMATION SOURCES 4
ABOUT THE AUTHOR 4
RELATED BCC REPORTS 5
BCC ONLINE SERVICES 5
DISCLAIMER 5
Chapter-2: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
SUMMARY TABLE THE GLOBAL CABLE MARKET, BY FUNCTIONAL APPLICATION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 6
SUMMARY FIGURE THE GLOBAL CABLE MARKET, BY FUNCTIONAL APPLICATION, 2008-2015 ($ MILLIONS) 7
Chapter-3: THE TAXONOMY OF CABLE CLASSES
INTRODUCTION 8
GLOBAL CABLE MARKET OVERVIEW 8
TABLE 1 THE GLOBAL CABLE MARKET, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 9
TABLE 2 THE GLOBAL CABLE MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 10
CABLE TYPES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS 11
Airframe and Military Wire and Cable 11
Appliance Wiring Material (AWM) 11
Bulk Cords 12
Computer and Multimedia Cables 12
Cable Television (CATV) Drop and Trunk Lines 12
Extension Cords 12
Flat Cable 13
Flexible Cables 13
Jelly Filled Cables 13
Metal-clad Cable and Armored Cable 14
Machine Tool Wire 14
High-voltage Cables 14
High-voltage Cables (Continued) 15
High-voltage Cables (Continued) 16
Hookup Wire 17
Motor Lead Wire 17
Multi-conductor Electronic Cable 18
Nonmetallic-sheathed Cables 18
Paper Power Cable 18
Portable Power Cable 18
Power-limited Circuit Cable 19
Premise Wiring 19
Service-entrance Cables 19
Shipboard Wire and Cable 20
Submarine Cables 20
Thermocouple Wire 21
Thermoplastic-insulated Underground Feeder and Branch Circuit Cables 21
Thermoplastic-insulated Wire and Cables 22
Thermoset Insulated Wire and Cable 22
Transit Wire and Cable 22
Uninsulated Electrical Conductors 22
Welding Cable 23
TECHNOLOGY AND MARKET DETAILS OF POWER CABLES 23
TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW AND KEY CONCEPTS 23
Cable Conducting Material 24
Cable Conducting ... (Continued) 25
Ampacity 26
Alternating Current (AC) 26
Alternating Current ...(Continued) 27
Skin Effect 28
Direct Current (DC) 28
Two-wire and Three-wire Cables 29
Modular Wiring 29
MARKET OVERVIEW 29
TABLE 3 THE GLOBAL POWER CABLE MARKET, BY METAL, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 30
TABLE 4 THE GLOBAL POWER CABLE MARKET, BY METAL, THROUGH 2015 (KG MILLIONS) 30
TABLE 5 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP) OF POWER CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY METAL, 2008-2015 ($/KG) 31
TABLE 6 THE GLOBAL POWER CABLE MARKET, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 32
TABLE 7 THE GLOBAL POWER CABLE MARKET, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, THROUGH 2015 (KG MILLIONS) 33
TABLE 8 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP) OF POWER CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, 2008-2015 ($/KG) 34
TABLE 9 THE GLOBAL POWER CABLE MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, 2008-2015 ($ MILLIONS) 35
TABLE 10 THE GLOBAL POWER CABLE MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, THROUGH 2015 (KG MILLIONS) 35
TABLE 11 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP) OF POWER CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, 2008-2015 ($/KG) 36
TECHNOLOGY AND MARKET DETAILS OF TELECOM CABLES 36
TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW AND KEY CONCEPTS 37
Optical Fiber Cables 37
Optical Fiber … (Continued) 38
Coaxial Cable 39
Coaxial Cable (Continued) 40
Coaxial Cable (Continued) 41
Twisted Pair Cable 42
Twisted Pair … (Continued) 43
UTP: The Eternal Favorite 44
Home Telephone Cabling 44
Ethernet and UTP 45
Comparison between UTP and STP 46
Structured Cabling 46
Cabling Categories 47
MARKET OVERVIEW 48
TABLE 12 THE GLOBAL TELECOM CABLE MARKET, BY DISTANCE, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 48
TABLE 13 SHIPMENT SALES OF TELECOM CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY DISTANCE, THROUGH 2015 ($/KM-PAIR) 49
TABLE 14 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP) OF TELECOM CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY DISTANCE, THROUGH 2015 (MILLIONS OF UNITS) 50
TABLE 15 THE GLOBAL TELECOM CABLE MARKET, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 51
TABLE 16 THE GLOBAL TELECOM CABLE MARKET, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, THROUGH 2015 (MILLIONS OF UNITS) 52
TABLE 17 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP) OF TELECOM CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, 2008-2015 ($/KM-PAIR) 53
TABLE 18 THE GLOBAL TELECOM CABLE MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 54
TABLE 19 THE GLOBAL TELECOM CABLE MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, THROUGH 2015 (MILLIONS OF UNITS) 54
TABLE 20 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP) OF TELECOM CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, 2008-2015 ($/KM-PAIR) 55
POWER CABLE MARKET BREAKDOWN BY VOLTAGE CAPACITY AND FUNCTIONAL PROFILE 55
MARKET ANALYSIS OF ELV POWER CABLES 56
TABLE 21 THE GLOBAL ELV POWER CABLE MARKET, BY METAL, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 57
TABLE 22 THE GLOBAL ELV POWER CABLE MARKET, BY METAL, THROUGH 2015 (KG MILLIONS) 57
TABLE 23 THE GLOBAL ELV POWER CABLE MARKET, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 58
TABLE 24 THE GLOBAL ELV POWER CABLE MARKET, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, THROUGH 2015 (KG MILLIONS) 59
TABLE 25 THE GLOBAL ELV POWER CABLE MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 59
TABLE 26 THE GLOBAL ELV POWER CABLE MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, THROUGH 2015 (KG MILLIONS) 60
MARKET ANALYSIS OF LOW-VOLTAGE POWER CABLES 60
TABLE 27 THE GLOBAL LOW-VOLTAGE CABLE MARKET, BY METAL, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 61
TABLE 28 THE GLOBAL LOW-VOLTAGE POWER CABLE MARKET, BY METAL, THROUGH 2015 (KG MILLIONS) 61
TABLE 29 THE GLOBAL LOW-VOLTAGE POWER CABLE MARKET, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 62
TABLE 30 THE GLOBAL LOW-VOLTAGE POWER CABLE MARKET, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, THROUGH 2015 (KG MILLIONS) 63
TABLE 31 THE GLOBAL LOW-VOLTAGE POWER MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 63
TABLE 32 THE GLOBAL LOW-VOLTAGE POWER CABLE MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, THROUGH 2015 (KG MILLIONS) 64
MARKET ANALYSIS OF HIGH-VOLTAGE POWER CABLES 64
TABLE 33 THE GLOBAL HIGH-VOLTAGE POWER CABLE MARKET, BY METAL, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 65
TABLE 34 THE GLOBAL HIGH-VOLTAGE POWER CABLE MARKET, BY METAL, THROUGH 2015 (KG MILLIONS) 65
TABLE 35 THE GLOBAL HIGH-VOLTAGE POWER CABLE MARKET, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 66
TABLE 36 THE GLOBAL HIGH-VOLTAGE POWER CABLE MARKET, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, THROUGH 2015 (KG MILLIONS) 67
TABLE 37 THE GLOBAL HIGH-VOLTAGE POWER CABLE MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 67
TABLE 38 THE GLOBAL HIGH-VOLTAGE POWER CABLE MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, THROUGH 2015 (KG MILLIONS) 68
MARKET ANALYSIS OF MAGNETIC APPLICATION POWER CABLES 68
TABLE 39 THE GLOBAL MAGNETIC APPLICATION POWER CABLE MARKET, BY METAL, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 69
TABLE 40 THE GLOBAL MAGNETIC APPLICATION POWER CABLE MARKET, BY METAL, THROUGH 2015 (KG MILLION) 69
TABLE 41 THE GLOBAL MAGNETIC APPLICATION POWER CABLE MARKET, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 70
TABLE 42 THE GLOBAL MAGNETIC APPLICATION POWER CABLE MARKET, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, THROUGH 2015 (KG MILLIONS) 71
TABLE 43 THE GLOBAL MAGNETIC APPLICATION POWER CABLE MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 71
TABLE 44 THE GLOBAL MAGNETIC APPLICATION POWER CABLE MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, THROUGH 2015 (KG MILLIONS) 72
TELECOM CABLE MARKET BREAKDOWN BY CHOICE OF CONDUCTOR 72
MARKET ANALYSIS OF METAL TELECOM CABLES 73
TABLE 45 THE GLOBAL METAL TELECOM CABLE MARKET, BY DISTANCE, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 73
TABLE 46 THE GLOBAL METAL TELECOM CABLE MARKET, BY DISTANCE, 2008-2015 (MILLIONS OF UNITS) 74
TABLE 47 THE GLOBAL METAL TELECOM CABLE MARKET, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 74
TABLE 48 THE GLOBAL METAL TELECOM CABLE MARKET, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, THROUGH 2015 (MILLIONS OF UNITS) 75
TABLE 49 THE GLOBAL METAL TELECOM CABLE MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 76
TABLE 50 THE GLOBAL METAL TELECOM CABLE MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, THROUGH 2015 (MILLIONS OF UNITS) 76
MARKET ANALYSIS OF FIBER-OPTIC TELECOM CABLES 77
TABLE 51 THE GLOBAL FIBER-OPTIC TELECOM CABLE MARKET, BY DISTANCE, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 77
TABLE 52 THE GLOBAL FIBER-OPTIC TELECOM CABLE MARKET, BY DISTANCE, THROUGH 2015 (MILLIONS OF UNITS) 78
TABLE 53 THE GLOBAL FIBER-OPTIC TELECOM CABLE MARKET, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 78
TABLE 54 THE GLOBAL FIBER-OPTIC TELECOM CABLE MARKET, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, THROUGH 2015 (MILLIONS OF UNITS) 79
TABLE 55 THE GLOBAL FIBER-OPTIC TELECOM CABLE MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 80
TABLE 56 THE GLOBAL FIBER-OPTIC TELECOM CABLE MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, THROUGH 2015 (MILLIONS OF UNITS) 80
Chapter-4: RAW MATERIALS AND PRICING
PRINCIPLE RAW MATERIALS 81
COPPER 81
Introduction 81
Introduction (Continued) 82
Pricing Momentum 83
ALUMINUM 83
Introduction 83
Introduction (Continued) 84
Pricing Momentum 85
OPTICAL FIBER 86
Pricing Momentum 86
ASP TRENDS 86
ASP TRENDS: ELV POWER CABLES 87
TABLE 57 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP) OF ELV POWER CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY METAL, 2008-2015 ($/KG) 87
TABLE 58 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP) OF ELV POWER CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, 2008-2015 ($/KG) 88
TABLE 59 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP) OF ELV POWER CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, 2008-2015 ($/KG) 89
ASP TRENDS: LOW VOLTAGE POWER CABLES 89
TABLE 60 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP) OF LOW-VOLTAGE POWER CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY METAL, 2008-2015 ($/KG) 90
TABLE 61 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP) OF LOW-VOLTAGE POWER CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, 2008-2015 ($/KG) 90
TABLE 62 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP) OF LOW-VOLTAGE POWER CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, 2008-2015 ($/KG) 91
ASP TRENDS: HIGH-VOLTAGE POWER CABLES 92
TABLE 63 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP) OF HIGH-VOLTAGE POWER CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY METAL, 2008-2015 ($/KG) 92
TABLE 64 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP) OF HIGH-VOLTAGE POWER CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, 2008-2015 ($/KG) 93
TABLE 65 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP) OF HIGH-VOLTAGE POWER CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, 2008-2015 ($/KG) 94
ASP TRENDS: MAGNETIC APPLICATION POWER CABLES 94
TABLE 66 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP) OF MAGNETIC APPLICATION POWER CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY METAL, 2008-2015 ($/KG) 95
TABLE 67 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP) OF MAGNETIC APPLICATION POWER CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, 2008-2015 ($/KG) 95
TABLE 68 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP) OF MAGNETIC APPLICATION POWER CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, 2008-2015 ($/KG) 96
ASP TRENDS: METAL TELECOM CABLES 97
TABLE 69 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP) OF METAL TELECOM CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY DISTANCE, THROUGH 2015 ($/KM-PAIR) 97
TABLE 70 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP) OF METAL TELECOM CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, 2008-2015 ($/KM-PAIR) 98
TABLE 71 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP) OF METAL TELECOM CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, 2008-2015 ($/KM-PAIR) 99
ASP TRENDS: FIBER-OPTIC TELECOM CABLES 99
TABLE 72 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP) OF FIBER-OPTIC TELECOM CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY DISTANCE, 2008-2015 ($/KM-PAIR) 100
TABLE 73 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP) OF FIBER-OPTIC TELECOM CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY END-DEVICE CATEGORY, 2008-2015 ($/KM-PAIR) 101
TABLE 74 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP) OF FIBER-OPTIC TELECOM CABLES TO MANUFACTURERS AND END USERS, BY 102
GEOGRAPHICAL REGION, 2008-2015 ($/KM-PAIR)
Chapter-5: VENDOR AND MARKET ANALYSIS
MARKET AT A GLANCE 103
EXTREME FRAGMENTATION 103
HIGH LEVELS OF STANDARDIZATION 104
Cabling Size Specification Standards: American Wire Gauge (AWG) 104
Cabling Size Specification Standards: IEC 60228 104
VERTICAL INTEGRATION 105
MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS 105
LIMITED LEGISLATIVE INTRUSION 105
ACTIVITY SUMMARY OF MAJOR STAKEHOLDERS 106
AKSH OPTIFIBER 106
General Background 106
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 106
Outlook and Analysis 107
ALCAN CABLE 107
General Background 107
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 107
Outlook and Analysis 107
AMPHENOL 108
General Background 108
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 108
Outlook and Analysis 109
BELDEN 109
General Background 109
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 109
Outlook and Analysis 110
COMMSCOPE 110
General Background 110
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 110
Outlook and Analysis 111
CORNING INC. 111
General Background 111
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 112
Outlook and Analysis 112
DRAKA 112
General Background 112
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 113
Outlook and Analysis 113
EL SEWEDY 113
General Background 113
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 114
Outlook and Analysis 114
FINOLEX CABLES 114
General Background 114
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 114
Outlook and Analysis 115
FUJIKURA LIMITED 115
General Background 115
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 115
Outlook and Analysis 116
GENERAL CABLE CORPORATION 116
General Background 116
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 116
Cable and … (Continued) 117
Outlook and Analysis 118
LEONI 118
General Background 118
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 118
Outlook and Analysis 119
LEVITON 119
General Background 119
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 119
Outlook and Analysis 120
MOLEX 120
General Background 120
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 120
Outlook and Analysis 121
NEXANS 121
Website: www.nexans.com 121
General Background 121
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 121
Outlook and Analysis 122
POLYCAB WIRES 122
General Background 122
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 122
Outlook and Analysis 123
PRYSMIAN 123
General Background 123
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 123
Outlook and Analysis 124
SAUDI CABLE COMPANY 124
General Background 124
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 124
Outlook and Analysis 124
SOUTHWIRE COMPANY 125
General Background 125
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 125
Outlook and Analysis 125
STERLITE TECHNOLOGIES 126
General Background 126
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 126
Outlook and Analysis 127
SUMITOMO ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES 127
General Background 127
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 127
Outlook and Analysis 127
THE FURUKAWA ELECTRIC CO. LTD. 128
General Background 128
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 128
Outlook and Analysis 129
TYCO ELECTRONICS LIMITED 129
General Background 129
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 130
Outlook and Analysis 130
W. L. GORE & ASSOCIATES, INC 130
General Background 130
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 131
Outlook and Analysis 131
YAZAKI CORPORATION 131
General Background 131
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 131
Outlook and Analysis 132
ZHUHAI HANSEN TECHNOLOGY CO. LTD. 132
General Background 132
Cable and Wire Industry Activity 132
Outlook and Analysis 132
OTHER NOTABLE CABLE SUPPLIERS 133
OTHER NOTABLE CABLE SUPPLIERS (CONTINUED) 134
Chapter-6: U.S. PATENT ANALYSIS
INTRODUCTION 135
TRENDS BY FUNCTIONAL CATEGORIES 136
TRENDS BY FUNCTIONAL CATEGORIES (CONTINUED) 137
TRENDS BY FUNCTIONAL CATEGORIES (CONTINUED) 138
TRENDS BY FUNCTIONAL CATEGORIES (CONTINUED) 139
TRENDS BY FUNCTIONAL CATEGORIES (CONTINUED) 140
TABLE 75 U.S. PATENTS IN ELECTRICAL AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS CABLES BY PATENT CATEGORY, 1976 TO SEPTEMBER 2010 141
TRENDS BY YEAR 142
TABLE 76 U.S. PATENT TRENDS IN ELECTRICAL AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS CABLES BY YEAR OF GRANT, 1976 TO SEPTEMBER 2010 142
TRENDS BY COUNTRY 142
TABLE 77 SHARES OF U.S. PATENTS IN ELECTRICAL AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS CABLES BY COUNTRY OF GRANT, 1976 TO SEPTEMBER 2010 143
TRENDS BY ASSIGNEE 144
TABLE 78 LIST OF ASSIGNEES FOR THE U.S. IN ELECTRICAL AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS CABLES, 1976 TO SEPTEMBER 2010 144
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TABLE 79 ASSIGNEES OF FOUR OR MORE U.S. PATENTS IN ELECTRICAL AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS CABLES, 1976 TO SEPTEMBER 2010 156
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TABLE 80 COMPLETE LIST OF U.S. PATENTS IN ELECTRICAL AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS CABLES, 1976 TO SEPTEMBER 2010 159
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