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1 Nexans / LANsystem - Sep 2009 At the core of performance
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At the core of performance
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At the core of performance :a worldwide leader
* Based on sales at current metal prices
Sales by origin *
Worldwide leader in cables, cabling systems and related servicesSales in 2009 of 5 billion EuroListed on the NYSE Euronext Paris
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At the core of performance :a worldwide presence
Industrial presence in 39 countries and commercial activities worldwide
22,700 local experts
Mastery of national and international standards
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At the core of performance : more than 100 years of experience
Société Française deCâbles Electriques
2000Since 2000
1897creation of Nexans
continuous growthand acquisitions
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At the core of performance : continuous growth
2008 - Madeco Cables (South America)
2002 - Kukdong (South Korea)
2001 - Daesung Cable (South Korea)
2003 - Furukawa cabos de Energia SA (Brazil)
2004 - Liban cables (Lebanon)
2002 - GPH (Germany)
2004 - Cabloswiss (Italy)
2006 - Confecta (Switzerland)
2006 - with Viscas in Japan : NVC
2006 - Olex (Australia – New Zealand)
2007 - TVG (USA)
2008 - Intercond (Italy)
Acquisitions
2006 - LiOA (Vietnam)
2009 - with Polycab in India
Joint ventures
2009 - with Sumitomo Electric Industries in Europe
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Physical infrastructure SolutionsIntelligent infrastructure management
At the core of performance :dedicated market segment approach
Power NetworksRailway NetworksTelecom NetworksAirports
Oil, Gas & PetrochemicalRolling StockHandlingAutomotiveAutomationShipbuilding, Navy & Offshore TopsideAerospace & MilitaryNuclearWind turbines
Electrical installation cablesFire Safety cables
BuildingInfrastructure Industry Local Area Networks
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At the core of performancein everyday life
3 to 5 km of cables to equip a car
650 km of cables in an advanced civil aircraft
1,000 to 1,500 km of cables to equip an oil platform
2,500 km of cables to equip the world's largest cruise ship
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Horns Rev : the biggest offshore windfarmworldwide
Queen Mary II : one of the biggest cruise ships in the world
Jin Mao Tower : China – one of the highest towers in the world
Airbus A380 : a new generation of passenger aircraft
Transrapid : the first magnetic levitation train in Shanghai
At the core of performance : advanced technological achievements
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At the core of performance :research turned to innovations
1 international Research Center
1 Metallurgy Center
6 Competence Centers
3 Application Centers
450 researchers, engineers and technicians
450 families of patents registered
An average of 2 new products per week
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At the core of performance : state of the art technologies
The most powerful cable : 550,000 Volts
The most heat resistant cable : up to 1,000°C
The longest cable : 156 km
The deepest undersea cable : 2,300 m water depth
The heaviest cable : 135 kg per meter
The longest and most powerful superconductingcable : 600m, 600 MVA
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Nexans in Korea
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Three legal entitiesNexans Korea Nexans KukdongNexans Daeyoung
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Actual Sales in 2009 : 431 Billion KRW▌
530 employees as of December 2009▌
3 plants in Jincheon, Cheongwon and Umsung / 3 sales offices
Plant(NK),Cheongwon
Plant(KD),Jincheon Plant(ND),
Umsung
Sales Office
Sales Office
Sales Office
in Korea
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2008 2009
Automotive20.1 %
Energy71.9%
Telecom8.0%
Telecom8.6%
Energy69.6 %
Automotive21.8 %
Sales in 2008 and 2009
Nexans Korea Kukdong
2008 2009
LAN 13.8 %
Energy9 %
Shipboard77.2 %
LAN 14.6 %
Energy8.4 %
Shipboard77%
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208 Billion KRW sales in 2009•
223 Billion KRW sales in 2008•
The products range covers energy cables, optical and copper telecom cables and Automotives wires.
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Sales figures are consolidated with Daeyoung
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223 Billion KRW sales in 2009•
225 Billion KRW sales in 2008•
The products range covers energy cables, LAN system and shipboard cables.
*Actual Sales
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History
Foundation of Daesung Electric Wire
Foundation of Kukdong Electric Wire
1960 1969 1993 2001
2003
• Foundation of Daeyoung (100% Sub. of DS) Became a member of
NEXANS Group (Daesung)
Became a member of NEXANS Group (Kukdong)
1997
Foundation of Nexans Vietnam
Remarks • Kukdong, Global leading supplier for shipboard cable • Kukdong, $100 million Export Tower in 2006• Nexans, Award from President of Korea (Fire Safety Cable) in 2007• EHP level for 3 plants in 2007
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R&D / QC
in Korea
R&D
R&D Centre Shipboard, LAN and compound Superconductor, power and automotive cable26 researchers, engineers and technicians
QC
21 engineers and technicians for quality controlObtained ISO 9001:2001, ISO 14001Obtained Certification of environment for fire-retardant cable
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Our Products
Energy
Automotive
Telecom&
LAN
Shipboard
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EnergyEnergy CablesCables
• Bare Copper Wire ASTM B232/B8/B3, BS 215/6360/4109, DIN 48201
• Aluminum Wire ASTM B230, ASTM B231, BS 215 (Part 1)
• Aluminum conductor Steel Reinforced (ACSR) ASTM B232/B498, BS 215(Part 2)/4565, IEC 209
• PVC Insulated and Sheathed Cable BS 6346/6746/6004, VDE 0271/0250
• PVC Insulated Cable ASTM D734, BS 6004/2004/6485, VDE 0250, UL 62/83
• Cross-linked PE Insulated Power Cable 0.6kV, 11kV, 15kV, 22kV, 35kV IEC 502, ICEA-66-524, NEMA WC-7, BS 5648/5467
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• Polyethylene Insulated Unit Twin
• Unfilled/Filled Cable (Solid PE, Foamed PE,
Foam/Skin PE)
• Switchboard Cable
• Jumper Wire
• Figure 8 type Self-supporting Cable
• Z-Screened Cable (PCM)
• STALPETH/ALPETH Cable
Copper Communincation CablesCopper Communincation Cables
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• Loose Tube Metallic Type (LAP Sheath)• Loose Tube Metallic Type (FR Sheath)• Loose Tube Metallic Type (PSP or APSP Sheath)• Loose Tube Metallic Type / Figure-8 Cable (LAP or APSP Sheath)• Loose Tube / All Dielectric Type (AP Sheath)• Loose Tube / All Dielectric Self Support Type (PAP Sheath)• Breakout Cable• Simplex & Duplex Tight-buffered Cable
Optical Fiber Communication CableOptical Fiber Communication Cable
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• AV Flexible Wire (AVF)• HAV• Battery Wire• AVX• AEX• AVS• AVSS• AL Lead Wire• Hand Free Wire• Antenna Wire
Automotive WiresAutomotive Wires
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Shipboard cables
• JIS - SPYC, DPYC, TPYC,MPCY
• DIN,IEEE(TYEP P) - MGCG, FS-FNBS
• MIL - LSDSGU, LSTSGU, LSMSCU
• OFFSHORE - PKCK(SPKCK,DPKCK,TPCKCK)
• NOR - BFOU, RFOU, RCOP
• XLPE - BXOH, RXOH, TXOH
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LAN LAN Cables
& Network cabling system& Network cabling system
• UTP Cables- Cat3, Cat5, Cat5e, Cat6 CM/CMR
• Network cabling system- 110 Block & Connecting- Modular Jack- Patch Panel- FDF
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• NbTi Superconductor Wire• Nb3Sn Superconductor Wire• Bi-2223 High Temperature Superconductor Wire
Concept design of KSTAR TOKAMAK
TF Coil PF
Coil
Nb3Sn wire
Liquid Nitrogen
HTS
Electrical Insulation
Shield Conductor
Cryogenic Conduit
Superconductor Magnetic WireSuperconductor Magnetic Wire
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