Nexans’ Nexans status

(1) No.1 worldwide for winding wires

No.1 worldwide for winding wires

(2) No.1 submarine power cable in the world

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(3) No. 1 copper rod in Europe

No. 1 European for rods

(4) Communication copper No. 1 European cables

No. 1 European for telecom network copper cables NEXANS is the world's largest cable manufacturer, providing the most complete and comprehensive cable and component solutions to meet the growing needs of users. needs. With its extensive patented technology, global industrial deployment and many years of experience and ability to provide turnkey engineering solutions to global users, Nexans has become a leading cable supplier in the world's telecommunications and power fields. In addition, it has strong expertise in the component field. With leading strength, Nexans can provide a complete set of products and solutions in the field of cables and components.

As the world's largest optical fiber manufacturer, Nexans has many unique advanced manufacturing technologies and processes. Taking submarine optical cables with the highest technical requirements as an example, by the end of 1998, there were more than 182,000 kilometers of Nexans The submarine optical cable is installed, which is equivalent to more than 4.5 times the length of the Earth's equator!

In terms of smart buildings and enterprise networks, Nexans is the world's most creative and powerful supplier of LAN cabling products. The newly developed new generation of enhanced multi-mode optical cable breaks through the length limitation of conventional multi-mode optical cables for Gigabit Ethernet applications; at the same time, Nexans' LANmark-6 Category 6, LANmark-6A Category 6A 10G, LANmark-7 /7A Category 7 cabling system provides wider information channels for LAN users. Research and development are key to future development. Nexans has been making continuous efforts in research and development. In 1998, Nexans invested more than 23,500 human resources in this field, invested more than 3 billion US dollars, and obtained more than 850 invention patents, becoming the world's leading company with patents covering Europe, America and Asia. In addition, Nexans also has very close strategic alliances with many well-known European scientific research centers and laboratories to carry out a series of cooperative development projects.

· With factories in 40 countries and operations in 65 countries

· 25,000 employees

· Familiar with national and international standards The world’s largest Heating cable supplier

The world's number one winding wire supplier

The world's number one submarine cable supplier

Europe's number one pole supplier< /p>

Europe’s No. 1 telecommunications network copper cable supplier

Europe’s No. 1 equipment cable supplier

Europe’s No. 1 data transmission special cable supplier

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The world's No. 1 shielded network cable supplier

The World's No. 2 LAN cable supplier

The World's No. 2 power cable supplier

Europe’s No. 2 bare wire supplier

Europe’s No. 2 supplier of high and medium voltage power accessories

Nexans Group Chairman and CEO Mr. Osei was elected as an international cable manufacturer Chairman of the Business Alliance. Since the genius of Swiss engineer Francois Borel, who made cables waterproof by coating lead on asphalt paper, we have been constantly forging ahead and innovating for more than 100 years. From Société Fran?ais des Cables électriques to today's Nexans, we have experienced CGE and Alcatel during this period. We have continued to make progress in the field of cables and are committed to developing top technology.

1897: Société Franaised des Cables was established in Lyon, Berthoud and Borel respectively, and established a company system.

1912: Compagnie Généraled' électricité (CGE) acquires controlling interest in Société des Cables électriques.

1917: The company's name is changed to Compagnie Générale des Cables de Lyon.

1925: Merged with Compagnie Généraled' électricité. Cables de Lyon becomes a branch of the Compagnie Généraled' électricité.

1938: Compagnie Généraled' électricité acquires Société Industrielledes Téléphones. The cable business of Société Industrielledes Téléphones (Bezons and Calais factory) is transferred to Cables de Lyon.

1969: Acquisition of Société Alsacienne de Construction Mécanique.

1970: Acquisition of CablesGeoffroyet Delore.

1979: Acquisition of Cableriesde Lens (France).

1980: Acquisition of ChandrisCables (Greece).

1981: Holds part of the shares of Chester Cables (USA).

1982: Acquisition of Kabelmetal Elektro (Germany). Nationalization of the Compagnie Généraled' électricité.

1983: Acquisition of Thomson-Jeumont Cables (France). Acquisition of Gorse.

1986: Agreements reached with CGE and ITT. Cablesde Lyon was transferred to Alcatel NV. At the same time, ITT's cable business was acquired by Cablesde Lyon and later renamed Alcatel Cables. Acquisition of Tréfilerie et Laminoir de la Méditerranée (TLM); acquisition of Cableries de Charleroi (Belgium).

1987: Privatization of the Compagnie Généraled' électricité.

1988: Acquisition of Société Nouvelle de Cablerie Barelec. Acquisition of Manuli Cavi (Italy). Acquisition of Thomson Cuivre.

1989: Acquisition of Cableriesde Dour (Belgium).

1991: Acquisition of Canada Wire (Canada), Vacha Kabel (Germany), Ehlerskabelwerk (Germany), Lacroixund Kress (Germany), AEG Kabel.

1992: Acquisition of BerkTek (USA).

1994: Acquisition of Cortaillod-Cossonay (Switzerland).

1998: Acquisition of ODD (USA-Portugal).

2000: Acquisition of SafiConel (Italy).

2000: Nexans was established.

2001: Acquisition of Daesung Cable (South Korea).

2001: Nexans shares were listed in Paris and began to provide power cables to all parts of China in 1980

Nexans (Shanghai) Investment Services Co., Ltd. was established in 2001

Nexans Hong Kong Co., Ltd. was established in 2003

Nexans (Shanghai) Cable Co., Ltd. was established in 2004

Shanghai Nexans Kanghua Cable Co., Ltd. was established in 2005

Nexans (Nanning) Cable Co., Ltd. was established in 2006

In 2006, Nexans Dahua National Headquarters, Shanghai Factory and Beijing Office were officially renamed Nexans (China) Cable Co., Ltd.< /p>

In 2007, Shanghai Nexen Kanghua Cable Co., Ltd. officially changed its name to Nexen Kaixun (Shanghai) Cable Co., Ltd.

In 2011, it signed an equity purchase agreement with Shandong Yanggu Cable Factory

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In 2012, a joint venture between Nexans Group and Shandong Yanggu Cable Group was established

Nexans is the world's leading cable and system manufacturer with a century-old history. Nexans is committed to contributing to China's economy. contribute to modernization. Products and services are widely used in China's shipbuilding industry (marine cables), railways and subways (rolling stock cables), nuclear power plants (nuclear power cables), aerospace (high temperature wires and communications), material handling (port machinery cables), and telecommunications equipment And communication networks (communication cables), buildings (integrated wiring systems), power network construction (high-voltage electric/submarine cables, and medium and high-voltage accessories).

With the expansion of business, the company continues to strengthen the localization of products. Currently, Nexans has 4 wholly-owned enterprises and 1 joint venture in China.

Nexans carefully collaborates with customers in all aspects, from cable design, system integration and networking, to turnkey projects, delivery engineering, maintenance and after-sales service.

Nexans is customer-oriented, focuses on innovation, and hopes to strive to achieve outstanding performance in industry and operations through continuous investment. The Group provides a diverse range of cables, cable systems and related services to help customers increase industrial productivity, improve business performance, enhance security, enhance quality of life and ensure long-lasting and reliable network operation.

Nexans was recently selected as the sole cable supplier by Samsung Heavy Industries. Samsung Heavy Industries is the general contractor for Total's Egina floating production, storage and offloading unit (FPSO).

This €2.8 billion contract awarded by Total to Samsung Heavy Industries is the largest FPSO contract to date. This project requires more than 2,200 kilometers of power, instrumentation and control cables to serve the FPSO platform located 130 meters off the coast of Nigeria.