Business slowed compared with the first six months of the year due to the following factors: (i) the impact, as expected, of delivery schedules in the submarine high-voltage business, (ii) lower demand from utilities companies, (iii) weak sales of copper wires, and, to a lesser extent, (iv) an unfavorable basis of comparison for the Industry division. South America suffered declining demand in the building and energy distribution sectors, and Australia saw a further erosion of business – notably for Utilities – which weighed on performance in the Asia-Pacific region as a whole after sales had stabilized during the first half of 2014. Overall, sales slowed considerably in July and August, but September saw a return to growth compared with the same month of 2013.
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"in addition Nexans will present its latest Extra High Voltage partial undergrounding cable systems. This is helping to move overhead lines underground. "
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Shipping cables - 1 views
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"Nexans supplies low voltage power cables, instrumentation and control cables and medium voltage power cables, essential for the operation of the cruise liners. Around 3,000 km of cables have been delivered for Anthem of the Seas and some 2,400 km will be supplied for Norwegian Escape."
Nexans Group plans to reorganize business in Europe to support competitiveness - 1 views
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"The cables, rated from 300 V to 3600 V, conform to EN and fire performance standards. Nexans FLAMEX® cables are fire resistant and non-toxic."
Nexans : 2014 Full-Year Results - 0 views
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"2014 was marked by strong volatility in both economic and political terms: South America and Australia saw worsening conditions in the cable market. In Europe, the market for commodity products contracted whereas the industrial applications market improved. North America began to pick up. Markets in the Middle East and Russia were weighed down by political tensions."
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"This approach offers an optimized total cost of ownership (TCO) compared to traditional options. "
Nexans 2014 Third-Quarter Financial Information - 0 views
Nexans announces its new governance structure and the acceleration of strategic actions - 0 views
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While the long-term outlook is positive thanks to a number of powerful trends in today's society, including urbanization in developing countries, growing requirements for interconnection and the development of electrical infrastructure, and the global expansion of renewable energies, the short‑term outlook is more problematic.We expect growth to remain lackluster in Europe (apart from for certain niche products), and the recovery in the U.S. markets is likely to stay muted. Two thirds of the forecast growth in our markets for the next two to three years will come from emerging countries.The Group’s exposure to Europe and the USA of almost 60% and the persistent slowdown in South America and the Asia-Pacific region (Australia), have weighed on the Group’s performance over the last 18 months, and this trend is set to continue during the rest of 2014. In view of this situation, Nexans now forecasts sales to decrease by around 4% on an organic basis in the third quarter of 2014, and growth to be flat for the year as a whole.