We do much more than manufacture cables,

At Nexans, we electrify what is essential to life.

For more than 120 years, we have helped bring energy to life by connecting people, industries, cities, and territories through advanced solutions for the generation, distribution, and use of electricity. Today, as a key player in the energy transition, we are driving a safer, more sustainable, renewable, decarbonized, and accessible future for all.

In Brazil, Nexans has been present since 2000, building its journey on a strong industrial legacy and consolidating its operations in Rio de Janeiro. From renewable energy and power distribution to major industrial projects, we deliver solutions and services that support the country’s infrastructure, productivity, and transition toward a more sustainable energy model.

Because what often remains invisible, cables, networks, and electrical infrastructure, is precisely what keeps cities moving, industries operating, renewable energy flowing, and people connected to what truly matters.

Our history in Brazil

In Brazil since 2000, Nexans has become a successor to Alcatel Cabos. Since then its growth has not stopped, acquiring Furukawa Cabos de Energia in 2003 and in 2008, the cable segment of the Madeco Group, the largest South American cable manufacturer present in countries such as Chile, Colombia, Peru and Brazil (Ficap Fios e Cabos ). Since 2018, all of its industrial production has been concentrated in Rio de Janeiro, and it also has a unit in the city of Alumínio, responsible for its own production of aluminum rebar used in the production of its cables.

For over 120 years, Nexans has been a pioneer in the electrification sector. Making cables and developing solutions for the generation, transmission, distribution and use of energy is our DNA.

In 2020, with 25,000 employees in 38 countries, Nexans earned 5.7 billion euros. Today, more than cables, Nexans develops and offers services and solutions in 3 main market domains: construction and distribution, high voltage and large projects (especially wind and solar plants) and industry.

Social and environmental responsibility is one of the fundamental principles of Nexans for its commercial and internal activities.
The group's goal is to reach carbon neutrality by 2030. Following our principles, Nexans was the first company in the cable sector to create a foundation dedicated to supporting actions in favor of supplying energy to disadvantaged communities. The Group is committed, every day to facing great challenges and responding to its shareholders. To this end, it places Corporate Social Responsibility at the center of the principles applied in its operations and internal processes. Nexans is a leader in the new electrified, and decarbonized world.