Connecting the world with speed

In a rapidly transforming world that is increasingly reliant on connectivity, Nexans is well-placed to capitalize on developing opportunities. Several interlinked megatrends such as energy transition, digital revolution and global mobility all hold vast potential.

7 Megatrends

28%

Share of renewables in energy production in 2030 (vs. 13% in 2015)

Energy revolution

Diversification of energy sources, evolving regulations and public policies, transforming energy networks and storage solutions (smart grids) and decreasing energy production costs.
(Source: International Energy Agency)

x2

More digital data exchanged every 2 years

Digital & data

Skyrocketing data volumes and the growing need for data transmission capacities, the need to leverage data to improve customer experience and business performance, innovation outpacing existing skill sets and growing digital divide.
(Source: Oliver Wyman Analysis)

1.8

billion international tourist arrivals by 2030 (up from 940 million in 2010)

Global mobility

The rising demand for transportation and the growing popularity of e-mobility, increasing congestion and pollution, new mobility concepts, e.g. car-sharing, car-pooling, etc., and new transportation infrastructure.
(Source: UNWTO)

x2

Share of solutions in industrial revenues by 2030

Low cost & premium polarization

Increasing price pressure and the acceleration of commoditization, growing margins in premium markets and the rapid development of new, emerging markets.
(Source: Oliver Wyman Analysis)

x2

GDP share of emerging BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, China) countries in 2030 (vs. 18% in 2012)

Changing balance of economic power

Increased competition in niche market, access to rapidly developing emerging markets and the need to reinforce competitiveness through innovation in mature markets.
(Source: Oliver Wyman Analysis)

+30%

Annual growth of smart grids

Smart devices & infrastructures

The rapid proliferation of smart solutions for buildings, cities, manufacturing, healthcare and transportation, the global growth of the number of mobile and connected devices, and the growing need for hybrid energy and data cables.
(Source: International Energy Agency)

60%

Global population living in cities by 2030 (vs. 50% today)

Urbanization & densification

Development of urban infrastructure, aging energy infrastructure, power grids and data networks overwhelmed by demand and the increased pressure for lower cost solutions.
(Source: UN Population Fund)

“ By providing critical links that underpin social life and economic development in a rapidly changing world, we are actively shaping tomorrow’s society ”

Christopher Guérin

NEXANS' CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER (CEO)

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Anticipating customer needs, we are preparing today to meet future customer challenges in four key sectors:

High voltage and Projects
Continuing to grow in the subsea cabling business while improving high-voltage land cabling competitiveness, helping customers find the most efficient and reliable cable solution.
Building and Territories
Providing new smart solutions for buildings, cities and regions to become more sustainable in e-mobility and energy transition.
Industry and Solutions
Partnering with Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) to develop customized cabling and connectivity solutions for power, data transmission and automation needs.
Telecom and Data
Supporting customers in selecting the right optical fiber infrastructure, including submarine backbones, and providing 'plug-and-play' cable and connectivity solutions, with a specific offer for hyperscale data centers

Our expected results for 2022

500M ^€

INCREASE OF OPERATING MARGIN BEFORE DEPRECIATION (EBITDA)

15.5 ^%

RETURN ON CAPITAL EMPLOYED (ROCE)

200M ^€

free Cash Flow cumulated

Nexans links people, ideas and the future by connecting society to industry to materials, and we do so with integrity through our 4 sustainability commitments

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Connecting the world with speed

7 Megatrends

Energy revolution

Digital & data

Skyrocketing data volumes and the growing need for data transmission capacities, the need to leverage data to improve customer experience and business performance, innovation outpacing existing skill sets and growing digital divide.
(Source: Oliver Wyman Analysis)

Global mobility

The rising demand for transportation and the growing popularity of e-mobility, increasing congestion and pollution, new mobility concepts, e.g. car-sharing, car-pooling, etc., and new transportation infrastructure.
(Source: UNWTO)

Low cost & premium polarization

Increasing price pressure and the acceleration of commoditization, growing margins in premium markets and the rapid development of new, emerging markets.
(Source: Oliver Wyman Analysis)

Changing balance of economic power

Increased competition in niche market, access to rapidly developing emerging markets and the need to reinforce competitiveness through innovation in mature markets.
(Source: Oliver Wyman Analysis)

Smart devices & infrastructures

The rapid proliferation of smart solutions for buildings, cities, manufacturing, healthcare and transportation, the global growth of the number of mobile and connected devices, and the growing need for hybrid energy and data cables.
(Source: International Energy Agency)

Urbanization & densification

Development of urban infrastructure, aging energy infrastructure, power grids and data networks overwhelmed by demand and the increased pressure for lower cost solutions.
(Source: UN Population Fund)

Anticipating customer needs, we are preparing today to meet future customer challenges in four key sectors:

Our expected results for 2022

Nexans links people, ideas and the future by connecting society to industry to materials, and we do so with integrity through our 4 sustainability commitments

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Connecting the world with speed

7 Megatrends

Energy revolution

Digital & data

Skyrocketing data volumes and the growing need for data transmission capacities, the need to leverage data to improve customer experience and business performance, innovation outpacing existing skill sets and growing digital divide. (Source: Oliver Wyman Analysis)

Global mobility

The rising demand for transportation and the growing popularity of e-mobility, increasing congestion and pollution, new mobility concepts, e.g. car-sharing, car-pooling, etc., and new transportation infrastructure. (Source: UNWTO)

Low cost & premium polarization

Increasing price pressure and the acceleration of commoditization, growing margins in premium markets and the rapid development of new, emerging markets. (Source: Oliver Wyman Analysis)

Changing balance of economic power

Increased competition in niche market, access to rapidly developing emerging markets and the need to reinforce competitiveness through innovation in mature markets. (Source: Oliver Wyman Analysis)

Smart devices & infrastructures

The rapid proliferation of smart solutions for buildings, cities, manufacturing, healthcare and transportation, the global growth of the number of mobile and connected devices, and the growing need for hybrid energy and data cables. (Source: International Energy Agency)

Urbanization & densification

Development of urban infrastructure, aging energy infrastructure, power grids and data networks overwhelmed by demand and the increased pressure for lower cost solutions. (Source: UN Population Fund)

Anticipating customer needs, we are preparing today to meet future customer challenges in four key sectors:

Our expected results for 2022

Nexans links people, ideas and the future by connecting society to industry to materials, and we do so with integrity through our 4 sustainability commitments

Contact us

Topics on which you wish to get more informations:

Thank you!

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Skyrocketing data volumes and the growing need for data transmission capacities, the need to leverage data to improve customer experience and business performance, innovation outpacing existing skill sets and growing digital divide.
(Source: Oliver Wyman Analysis)

The rising demand for transportation and the growing popularity of e-mobility, increasing congestion and pollution, new mobility concepts, e.g. car-sharing, car-pooling, etc., and new transportation infrastructure.
(Source: UNWTO)

Increasing price pressure and the acceleration of commoditization, growing margins in premium markets and the rapid development of new, emerging markets.
(Source: Oliver Wyman Analysis)

Increased competition in niche market, access to rapidly developing emerging markets and the need to reinforce competitiveness through innovation in mature markets.
(Source: Oliver Wyman Analysis)

The rapid proliferation of smart solutions for buildings, cities, manufacturing, healthcare and transportation, the global growth of the number of mobile and connected devices, and the growing need for hybrid energy and data cables.
(Source: International Energy Agency)

Development of urban infrastructure, aging energy infrastructure, power grids and data networks overwhelmed by demand and the increased pressure for lower cost solutions.
(Source: UN Population Fund)