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Wire & Cable ASIA – March/April 2012

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DALOO welcomed more than 10 VIPs from the major cable

producers all over the world at a recent open house in

Changzhou, China. Delegates attended the day from

France, Egypt, USA, China, Philippines, Japan and Korea.

While Mr Guy Soulas, general manager of Daloo, introduced

the organisation and business partners for the day, the

skilled test engineers team demonstrated a rigid stranding

machine 54 wires and operated the side loading system

with bobbins.

Some guests were more interested by the quality of the

frame, others by the safety devices or the specific

requirements of the line.

The visitors also appreciated the chance to check Daloo’s

facilities and strict tracking system applied to guarantee the

quality of every material and component in the

manufacturing process.

Daloo Machinery – China

Fax

:

+86 519 854 835 57

Email

:

sales@daloo-machines.com

Website

:

www.daloo-machines.com

VIPs at Daloo open house

The open day at the Daloo site in Changzhou

The price of copper has fallen by 25

per cent since its peak in February last

year. With copper accounting for 80 to

85 per cent of its copper cable

production costs Elsewedy Electric,

believed to be the Arab world’s biggest

cable maker, is boosting productivity.

“Working investment savings for the

copper cable business could amount

to as much as $33 per tonne, for every

$100 fall in copper prices,” said

Ahmed Hafez, an analyst at

AlembicHC in Dubai. “This should ease

balance pressure, which has been a

primary concern for the past year.”

Elsewedy has four main business

segments: wires and cables, electrical

products, turnkey projects and wind

energy, with the low-margin wires and

cables sector the primary revenue

source (more than 75 per cent of

revenue and 60 per cent of value of

gross profit during 2010).

Elsewedy has also pursued a

geographic

expansion

strategy,

establishing cable plants across the

Middle

East

in

poor

and

underdeveloped infrastructure markets

that could potentially serve as export

hubs for neighbouring markets, such

as Sudan and Ethiopia to the rest of

Africa, and Yemen and Syria to Iraq.

Elsewedy – Egypt

Fax

:

+20 225 799 739

Email

:

acc@elsewedy.com

Website

:

www.elsewedy.com

Cheaper copper lifts Elsewedy’s profitability