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More Competition in Cables and Wires? Adani’s Kutch Copper Enters the Arena

2025-03-19  Niranjan Ghatule  
More Competition in Cables and Wires? Adani’s Kutch Copper Enters the Arena

The Indian wires and cables industry is witnessing increasing competition, with major corporate giants entering the sector. After Ultratech Cement’s announcement to step into the business sent cable and wire stocks tumbling by up to 22% in a day, another significant player has joined the race—Adani Enterprises.

Adani’s Kutch Copper Forms Joint Venture in Wires and Cables

Adani Enterprises’ subsidiary, Kutch Copper Ltd (KCL), has formed a joint venture with Praneetha Ventures Pvt Ltd. The new entity, Praneetha Ecocables Ltd., will focus on manufacturing and selling metal products, cables, and wires. KCL holds a 50% stake in the joint venture, marking Adani’s strategic push into the highly competitive wire and cable industry.

Impact on the Market

The wires and cables market in India is dominated by established players like:

Polycab India Ltd

KEI Industries Ltd

Finolex Cables Ltd

Havells India Ltd

With large conglomerates like Adani and Ultratech entering the space, the market dynamics could shift drastically. The sector is already experiencing pressure, as seen when Ultratech’s announcement triggered a massive selloff in wire and cable stocks. The entry of Adani’s Kutch Copper could further intensify price competition and impact profit margins for existing players.

Why Are Big Companies Entering This Industry?

The wires and cables market in India is growing rapidly, driven by:

1)Government infrastructure projects (railways, smart cities, power grids)

2)Rising demand in real estate and construction

3)Expanding electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem

4)Increased adoption of renewable energy sources

The industry’s high growth potential makes it an attractive space for corporate giants looking to diversify.

With Adani’s entry, the competition in the wires and cables segment is set to heat up further. Investors will closely watch how existing market leaders respond to this challenge. Will they cut prices, increase production, or introduce new technology to maintain their market share?The coming months will be crucial in determining how the industry adapts to these new entrants. Stay tuned for more updates on how the competition unfolds!

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice. The content is based on publicly available information and market trends. Readers are advised to conduct their own research and consult a professional before making any investment decisions. The author and the website are not responsible for any financial losses or decisions made based on this article.


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