Cable & Wire Fair 2022: Innovations at display

The 4^th Edition of Cable & Wire Fair, offered the best opportunities for networking and marketing new technologies, and the latest products and innovations

After a three-day run that shed light on the wire, cable, and allied industries, Cable & Wire Fair 2022 concluded successfully. Tulip 3P Media Pvt. Ltd. organised the International Exhibition & Conference for Wire & Cable Industry, which drew over 12000 visitors from India, Algeria, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, France, Ghana, Iran, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Malaysia, Malta, Nepal, Nigeria, Oman, Qatar, Republic of Korea, Russia, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, the Netherlands, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, Uzbek

The 4th edition of the Cable & Wire Fair was held from May 18th to May 20th, 2022 at the newly constructed halls at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, and offered the best opportunities for networking and marketing new technologies, and the latest products and innovations in the wire and cable industry.

After receiving an overwhelming response from the industry, the event this year showcases the products of around 200 exhibitors from different countries across the world.

Meanwhile, the conference began with the inaugural session addressed by key dignitaries—Mr. Anil Gupta, Chairman & Managing Director, KEI Industries Ltd.; Mr. Shreegopal Kabra, Managing Director and Group President, RR Global; Anurag Pandey, Executive-in-Charge, Global Wires India-Tata Steel; Vijay Karia, Chairman & Managing Director, Ravin Group; and Sandeep Aggarwal, Managing Director, Paramount Communications Ltd. and Mentor-Telecom Committee, PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Anil Gupta set the tone for the proceedings and said, “We are witnessing a good pipeline of projects, from the government CAPEX as well as the private CAPEX, with very broad-based growth across all the sectors.” The Government of India announced an infrastructure investment of INR 7.5 lakh crore this year in various sectors of the economy, supported by an uptake in private CAPEX in industry, construction and the real estate sector, in particular, the Prime Minister Awas Yojana. Meanwhile, Mr. Shreegopal Kabra emphasised that the quality of wires should be used. “We need to focus on quality and safety,” he said, adding, “Of all the fire accidents, about 70-80 percent are due to electrical, and of these electrical fire accidents, about 70-80 percent are due to faulty wires and cables.”

Vijay Karia also highlighted the safety and sustainability issues and requirements in the wire and cable industry. “I think industrial safety starts with our approach towards our businesses. The concept of “sustainability” is not just about the environment; it means that the company or industry is able to sustain itself.

Sustainability doesn’t mean becoming a zero-emission industry or a zero-emission company. The idea of sustainability starts when the business is sustainable in all respects. ”

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