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Trades about 274% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Nexans S.A., established in 1994 and headquartered in Courbevoie, France, is a global leader in the manufacture and distribution of diverse cabling solutions. The company's operations are strategically organized into four key divisions. Its Building & Territories segment offers smart energy systems and comprehensive cabling infrastructure designed for contemporary buildings, intelligent cities and grids, electric vehicle charging, local utilities, decentralized power generation, and rural electrification efforts. The High Voltage & Projects division specializes in full-spectrum solutions, encompassing design, engineering, financing, and asset management for crucial energy projects, including offshore wind farms, subsea interconnections, and terrestrial high-voltage networks, along with advanced smart solutions for the oil and gas sector. Through its Telecom & Data segment, Nexans aids customers in deploying resilient copper and fiber optic infrastructures vital for data transmission, telecommunications networks, hyperscale data centers, and local area network cabling. Finally, the Industry & Solutions segment crafts bespoke wiring and connectivity products for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and industrial project managers across a wide array of sectors such as transport, automated systems, renewable energy, and resource industries. This segment also supplies foundational items like wire rods, electrical wires, and winding wires.
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