China's cable development space is huge - but there is also an urgent need for technological innovation

In recent years, due toCable companiesSurvival is difficult, and many enterprises have switched to diversified operations, including many large companies. Moreover, the proportion of diversified industries is gradually increasing, and the main business is not prominent, resulting in a continuous decline in the competitiveness of Chinese cable enterprises. Only by concentrating resources and specializing in the main business can weCable industryBe bigger, stronger, and more refined. Only by focusing time on the cable industry can we benefit the cultivation of a specialized talent team and the accumulation of technology. Many fields of cable manufacturing are high-tech intensive industries, and without a strong professional technology team, it is impossible to carry out technological innovation and scientific research and development.

To integrate China's cable economy into the market, more awareness of standard competition and a sense of national responsibility are needed. Chinese companies also need to learn to use standards and technological strategies that compete with their competitors. If national standards are also set for large projects tendered in China, the market competitiveness advantage will be clearly reflected in the future. The fact is that doing everything will only result in not being able to do anything well. In the coming years, China's cable manufacturing industry will continue to experience a difficult period. There must be a group of backbone forces that are always focused on the development of the cable industry and support the banner of China's national cable industry. The development of specialization can extend along the upstream and downstream of products and industrial chains, and the development space is actually enormous.

When many Chinese enterprises explore foreign markets, we find that in addition to a series of trade protection barriers, foreign countries often set up technical barriers through the formulation of technical standards. Technological barriers also require Chinese companies to pay sufficient production and marketing costs. For example, entering the US market requires UL certification, while entering Europe requires compliance with EU standards; Some industries in Europe even revise their standards every two years, with a clear purpose of making you revolve around their standards. However, China's standards are far from keeping up with the changes in emerging markets. Wind power, nuclear power, photovoltaic composite, power gridsmart gridThere is no prior intervention of national standards for cutting-edge products.

In response to customer needs, this report adheres to the principles of macro to micro and overall to local, striving to provide customers with a global perspective on the wire and cable market while also having a clear understanding of market details.