1.Asia becomes a global fiber optic cable concentration area
Looking at the current global scope of the global fiber optic cable industry, the Asian market accounts for 37%, the European market approaches 30%, the Americas market accounts for 24%, and other markets account for 9%. According to the production of copper conductors and countries, China, the United States, Japan, Germany, and South Korea occupy the top five positions in the world (China, Japan, and South Korea are all Asian countries). China's output accounts for 30.5% of the global share, of which China's output accounts for 27.6%, and its annual growth rate is among the countries and regions in the world.
2. High industrial concentration in Xinglong Country
After years of development, the fiber optic cable industry in Xinglong Country, especially in the face of volatile raw material prices, small businesses have gradually withdrawn from the market, and the industry concentration has improved significantly: four US consumers control 93% of the output value of copper cables and 85% of optical fiber Output value; Japan's seven major companies accounted for 86% of national sales; 12 British companies accounted for more than 95% of national sales; France's five major companies covered the French market's suspension; the European market was dominated by Prysmian The company and French Nexans are monopolized.
3.Europe continues to adhere to competitive advantages
From a regional perspective, Europe is at the forefront of global cable manufacturing from time to time. This is mainly due to the substantial investment in product research and development of France's Nexans, Britain's BICC, and Italy's Prysmian. On the other hand, the consumption cost of fiber optic cables 70% depends on raw materials, and the labor cost is less than 10%. Therefore, the labor cost advantage in Asia cannot be fully represented in the global optical fiber cable industry's competitive landscape.
