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Insulated Wire and Cable Exports by Country

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Worldwide export sales for insulated wire and cable by country totaled US$200.5 billion in 2025.

The overall value of insulated wire and cable exports increased by an average 32.1% for all exporting countries from five years earlier in 2021 when insulated wire and cable shipments were valued at $151.7 billion.

Year over year, the world’s exports of insulated wire and cable accelerated by 16% compared to $172.8 billion for 2024.

The 5 biggest exporters of insulated wire and cable are mainland China, Mexico, United States of America, Germany and Vietnam. Collectively, that major cohort of suppliers was responsible for 46.1% of overall sales for globally exported insulated wire and cable during 2025.

Among continents, countries in Asia exported 41% of the global total for all insulated wire and cable sales. In second place was Europe at 32.9% ahead of North America accounting for another 17.2%.

Smaller percentages were recorded by suppliers in Africa (6.3%), Latin America (2.3%) excluding Mexico but including the Caribbean, then Oceania (0.1%) led by Australia, New Zealand and Fiji.

For research purposes, the 4-digit Harmonized Tariff System code prefix is 8544 for insulated wire and cable.

Below are the 15 countries that exported the highest dollar value worth of insulated wires and cables during 2025.

mainland China: US$38.3 billion (19.1% of exported insulated wire and cable)
Mexico: $19.6 billion (9.8%)
United States: $13.9 billion (6.9%)
Germany: $10.6 billion (5.3%)
Vietnam: $10 billion (5%)
Morocco: $6.2 billion (3.1%)
Hong Kong: $5.2 billion (2.6%)
Italy: $5.1 billion (2.5%)
Czech Republic: $4.8 billion (2.4%)
South Korea: $4.6 billion (2.3%)
Türkiye: $4.57 billion (2.3%)
Poland: $4.53 billion (2.3%)
Romania: $4.13 billion (2.1%)
Hungary: $3.94 billion (2%)
Tunisia: $3.92 billion (2%)

By value, the listed 15 countries shipped over two-thirds (69.6%) of globally exported insulated wire and cable in 2025.

Among the top exporters, the fastest-growing exporters of insulated wire and cable since 2024 were: Hong Kong (up 70.7%), Vietnam (up 36.4%), Tunisia (up 31%) and Hungary (up 29.4%).

Those countries that recorded the lowest year-over-year upturns in their international sales of insulated wire and cable were: Romania (up 2.9%), Germany (up 6.7%), Poland (up 7%), South Korea (up 7.3%) and Italy (up 7.5%).

The 100 key countries showcased in the automated database below generated 99.92% of the overall value for insulated wire and cable exported during 2025.

RankExporterIns. Wire/Cable Exports2024-5

1	mainland China	$38,341,565,000	+22.2%
2	Mexico	$19,639,559,000	+8.9%
3	United States	$13,922,814,000	+10.8%
4	Germany	$10,552,362,000	+6.7%
5	Vietnam	$9,982,109,000	+36.4%
6	Morocco	$6,246,969,000	+17.1%
7	Hong Kong	$5,223,759,000	+70.7%
8	Italy	$5,092,658,000	+7.5%
9	Czech Republic	$4,818,470,000	+11.7%
10	South Korea	$4,603,534,000	+7.3%
11	Türkiye	$4,574,678,000	+14.9%
12	Poland	$4,526,958,000	+7%
13	Romania	$4,126,797,000	+2.9%
14	Hungary	$3,941,632,000	+29.4%
15	Tunisia	$3,919,210,000	+31%
16	France	$3,796,507,000	+11.3%
17	Spain	$3,635,399,000	+18.8%
18	Philippines	$3,054,441,000	+3.5%
19	India	$2,752,403,000	+25.4%
20	Netherlands	$2,541,198,000	+0.9%
21	Serbia	$2,459,971,000	+14.2%
22	Slovakia	$2,047,565,000	+7.8%
23	Singapore	$2,010,810,000	+59.4%
24	United Kingdom	$1,968,112,000	+11.7%
25	Japan	$1,901,865,000	+4.6%
26	Thailand	$1,893,881,000	+14.6%
27	Egypt	$1,852,225,000	+30.1%
28	Indonesia	$1,841,124,000	+4.3%
29	Malaysia	$1,806,887,000	+62.2%
30	Sweden	$1,799,096,000	-6.2%
31	Honduras	$1,624,304,000	+28.2%
32	Austria	$1,545,912,000	+5.4%
33	Ukraine	$1,534,192,000	+83.6%
34	Belgium	$1,354,851,000	+8.5%
35	Portugal	$1,294,086,000	+18.6%
36	Taiwan	$1,223,978,000	+12.1%
37	Switzerland	$1,032,219,000	+11.6%
38	North Macedonia	$1,015,442,000	+23.8%
39	Canada	$1,009,605,000	+4.5%
40	Nicaragua	$888,877,000	+15.3%
41	Greece	$865,565,000	+24.8%
42	Saudi Arabia	$860,493,000	+59.2%
43	Cambodia	$787,649,000	+33.5%
44	Finland	$728,572,000	+16.4%
45	Denmark	$719,434,000	+74.5%
46	Norway	$710,722,000	+90.3%
47	Croatia	$603,949,000	+11.8%
48	Bulgaria	$576,839,000	-9.4%
49	Brazil	$551,147,000	+6.7%
50	Moldova	$506,771,000	-0.3%
51	United Arab Emirates	$472,586,000	-62.6%
52	Oman	$431,756,000	+15.7%
53	Bosnia/Herzegovina	$422,747,000	+11.4%
54	Paraguay	$405,646,000	+16.4%
55	Ireland	$364,396,000	+39%
56	Lithuania	$356,139,000	+10.5%
57	Costa Rica	$340,868,000	+13.9%
58	Russia	$294,940,000	-9.2%
59	South Africa	$269,333,000	+15.7%
60	Estonia	$254,664,000	+7.6%
61	El Salvador	$216,982,000	+26.5%
62	Slovenia	$212,376,000	+16.3%
63	Israel	$197,288,000	+13.7%
64	Albania	$175,523,000	+24.6%
65	Zambia	$173,080,000	+317.4%
66	Australia	$162,412,000	-18.7%
67	Botswana	$153,071,000	+2.6%
68	Colombia	$108,675,000	+23.2%
69	Panama	$102,809,000	-15.8%
70	Ecuador	$96,948,000	+24.1%
71	Chile	$90,587,000	+47%
72	Latvia	$82,638,000	-9.9%
73	Sri Lanka	$75,845,000	+6.8%
74	Myanmar	$61,198,000	+5.6%
75	Kazakhstan	$45,184,000	-16.9%
76	Belarus	$44,792,000	-71.9%
77	Argentina	$42,892,000	+184.8%
78	Guatemala	$42,321,000	-6.2%
79	Venezuela	$36,476,000	+99.3%
80	Laos	$33,653,000	-14.1%
81	Tanzania	$31,522,000	+101.5%
82	Senegal	$28,605,000	+20.3%
83	Luxembourg	$26,829,000	+4.1%
84	Trinidad/Tobago	$22,624,000	+30.5%
85	Lebanon	$21,704,000	-54.6%
86	Azerbaijan	$20,259,000	+39.9%
87	Uzbekistan	$20,082,000	-22.4%
88	New Zealand	$18,744,000	-10.3%
89	Peru	$17,261,000	+18.6%
90	Malta	$17,137,000	-29.4%
91	Dominican Republic	$14,949,000	-18.7%
92	Fiji	$14,225,000	+31%
93	Uruguay	$11,093,000	-83.9%
94	Qatar	$8,476,000	-89.5%
95	Kenya	$7,721,000	-50.1%
96	Pakistan	$7,535,000	-23.4%
97	Togo	$6,357,000	+143.7%
98	Ivory Coast	$5,819,000	-32.6%
99	Algeria	$5,670,000	-59.5%
100	Angola	$4,606,000	-59.4%

Focusing on the top 100 exporters, the fastest growing suppliers of insulated wire and cable were Zambia (up 317.4% from 2024), Argentina (up 184.8%), Togo (up 143.7%), Tanzania (up 101.5%) then Venezuela (up 99.3%).

You can change the presentation order by clicking the triangle icon at the top of the above table’s columns. An entry of 0% in the right-most column means that no 2024 data was available.

Countries Generating Best Trade Surpluses from Insulated Wire and Cable

The following countries posted the highest positive net exports for insulated wire and cable during 2025. Investopedia defines net exports as the value of a country’s total exports minus the value of its total imports. Thus, the statistics below present the surplus between the value of each country’s exported insulated wire and cable and its import purchases for that same commodity.

mainland China: US$33.2 billion (net export surplus up 26% since 2024)
Mexico: $10.1 billion (up 0.4%)
Vietnam: $5.6 billion (up 44.6%)
Morocco: $4.1 billion (up 16.5%)
Tunisia: $3.3 billion (up 38.6%)
Türkiye: $2.6 billion (up 12.8%)
Romania: $1.9 billion (down -2.5%)
Serbia: $1.79 billion (up 15.6%)
Italy: $1.76 billion (down -6.4%)
Egypt: $1.49 billion (up 62.6%)
Philippines: $1.39 billion (down -9.9%)
Honduras: $1.32 billion (up 15.8%)
Poland: $1.25 billion (down -4.8%)
India: $1.1 billion (up 38.1%)
Ukraine: $1 billion (up 186.3%)

Mainland China generated the highest surplus in the international trade of insulated wire and cable. In turn, this positive cashflow confirms strong Chinese competitive advantage for this specific product category.

Countries Causing Largest Trade Deficits from Insulated Wire and Cable

The following countries posted the highest negative net exports for insulated wire and cable during 2025. Investopedia defines net exports as the value of a country’s total exports minus the value of its total imports. Thus, the statistics below present the deficit between the value of each country’s imported insulated wire and cable purchases and its exports for that same commodity.

United States: -US$23 billion (net export deficit up 18.3% since 2024)
Japan: -$7.1 billion (up 6.5%)
Germany: -$6.5 billion (up 29.1%)
United Kingdom: -$3.7 billion (down -0.6%)
Canada: -$3.3 billion (up 5.3%)
France: -$2.1 billion (up 7.9%)
Australia: -$1.9 billion (up 14.3%)
United Arab Emirates: -$1.8 billion (up 109.7%)
Spain: -$1.7 billion (up 51.4%)
Taiwan: -$1.3 billion (up 166.9%)
Brazil: -$1.1 billion (up 14.3%)
Thailand: -$975.6 million (up 34.1%)
Slovakia: -$920.9 million (up 4.9%)
Singapore: -$868.6 million (up 5.9%)
Iraq: -$792.9 million (down -15.7%)

The United States of America incurred the highest deficit in the international trade of insulated wire and cable. In turn, this negative cashflow highlights America’s competitive disadvantage for this specific product category but also signals opportunities for insulated wire and cable-supplying countries that help satisfy the powerful demand.

International Wire and Cable Manufacturers

Below are companies that represent established players engaged in the international trade of insulated wire and cable. The home country for each business is shown within parenthesis.