The South Africa wire and cable is projected to add more than USD 390 Million from 2023 to 2028, increasing government initiatives propelling the market growth.
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The wire and cable market in South Africa is being pushed by the country's ongoing infrastructure development. Increased development in the power transmission and distribution sector has aided market expansion. Increased usage in IT and telecommunications for data transfer and high-end communication between end points. The growing demand for Corning cable, which provides end-to-end fibre optic cable solutions as an optical waveguide for high-speed communication networks based on the principle of total internal reflection, is boosting the market. Furthermore, increased investments in infrastructure modernization and the electricity transmission network in South Africa are expected to boost the market. South Africa's government announced in June 2020 that it would invest US$133 billion in order to build new infrastructure over the next decade. South Africa's growing population is driving up demand for electricity. The acceptance of smart grid technologies has met the increased demand for grid interconnections, significantly increasing investments in underground and new submarine cables. Furthermore, expanding offshore wind farms, high-voltage direct current cables, and grid interconnections are likely to propel market expansion. The demand for high-speed internet and data transmission has led to the expansion of fiber optic networks in South Africa. Fiber optic cables are increasingly being used for telecommunications, broadband internet, and other data-intensive applications. South Africa has been focusing on renewable energy projects, including wind and solar farms. This has led to a growing demand for specialized cables and wiring systems designed for renewable energy applications.
According to the research report "South Africa Wire and Cable Market Overview, 2028," published by Bonafide Research, the South Africa wire and cable is projected to add more than USD 390 Million from 2023 to 2028. Numerous government agencies have made numerous advancements to strengthen their areas' network infrastructure for data transmission, hence increasing demand for South African wires and cables. Increased government investments in South Africa's electricity distribution network are expected to drive the industry. In 2019, the South African government introduced laws to modernise and upgrade electric infrastructure in order to avoid economic losses connected with power outages. It also mandated electric grid reliability requirements and incentivized transmission and distribution (T&D) expenditures, which resulted in an increase in demand for power lines and cables in South Africa. The development of smart cities can indeed have a positive impact on the wire and cable market in South Africa. Smart cities rely on advanced infrastructure and connectivity to enable various technologies and services. The implementation of smart city initiatives typically involves the deployment of a vast network of sensors, devices, and communication infrastructure. This requires a robust and well-developed wire and cable network to connect and power these devices effectively. Additionally, as smart city projects expand, there is likely to be a growing need for underground cabling, fiber optic cables, and other specialized cable solutions. South Africa has been actively pursuing smart city projects and initiatives to enhance urban development and improve the quality of life for its citizens. The city of Tshwane, which includes Pretoria, has been working on transforming into a smart city. The project focuses on improving public safety, energy efficiency, transportation, and governance through the use of advanced technologies. Cape Town has been exploring smart city concepts for its central business district, known as the City Bowl. The aim is to leverage technology for better urban planning, transportation, energy management, and environmental sustainability.
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