PUBLISHER: Market Research Future | PRODUCT CODE: 1845360
PUBLISHER: Market Research Future | PRODUCT CODE: 1845360
Global Cable and Wire for Aerospace and Defense Market Research Report Information by Type [Cable (Coaxial Cable, Power Cable, Shipboard Cable, Others), Wire], by Voltage (Low Voltage, Medium Voltage, High Voltage, Extra High Voltage), by Material (Copper, Aluminium, Stainless Steel, Polyimide, Teflon), by Application (Communication Systems, Navigation Systems, Military Ground Equipment, Power Distribution, Others), by Certification (AS/EN 4058, ASTM D638, IEC 60228, MIL-DTL-24682, UL 1581), by Conductor Size (12 AWG, 14 AWG, 16 AWG, 18 AWG, 20 AWG), by End-Use (Aircraft Wiring, Avionics Systems, Defense Electronics, Ground Support Equipment, Space Systems), and by Region (North America, Europe, APAC, South America, MEA) Forecast till 2035
Industry Overview
Forecasts indicate the Cable and Wire for Aerospace and Defense Market will grow to USD 39.60 Billion by 2035, registering a steady CAGR of 4.3% over the forecast period. Aerospace and defense cables and wires are high-performance electrical systems used for power distribution, signal transmission, and data communication in aircraft, satellites, and defense equipment. They are built with durable materials to resist harsh environmental and mechanical conditions, ensuring consistent performance in mission-critical applications.
The market for Aerospace and Defense Cable and Wire has been majorly influenced by the increased use of advanced military communication systems. The use of AI and ML keeps the battlefield communication secure, real-time, and thus, these devices require a reliable cable infrastructure in the background to function properly. The demand for robust, high-speed, and interference-resistant cables and wiring systems is thus, rising significantly, due to, among other things, the spending on tactical radios and satellite communication technologies, caused by geopolitical conflicts and modernization efforts.
Major Company Development
Amphenol Corporation has been able to spread its wings through the two big acquisitions it has made - firstly, TPC Wire & Cable in January 2025, which helped it broaden its offering in aerospace and defense, and secondly, CIT Business from Carlisle in May 2024, broadening its high-performance interconnect technologies. These actions not only enable Amphenol to establish a stronger position in the environment sector for the application of the commercial, defense, and industrial sectors, but also provide it with the scope for harsh condition applications in these sectors.
Major players in the global cable and wire for aerospace and defense market include Amphenol Corporation, Lynxeo, TE Connectivity, Cablecraft, Dynon Avionics, LAPP Group, Polycab India Limited, Collins Aerospace, Sanghvi Aerospace Pvt. Ltd., Draka Fileca (Prysmian Group), and Siechem.
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Industry Segmentations
Electrification and digitalization are the major trends that have been driving the use of cabling in aircraft and defense equipment in North America. The region is still the major market for such the market of global aerospace and defense cabling. The North American market for aerospace and defense cables and wires in 2024 is valued at USD 6.61 Billion in the US and USD 0.86 Billion in Canada, driven by modernization and defense spending.
The European cable and wire market is driven by the increasing demand for electric and hybrid aircraft systems that require lightweight and high-capacity wiring. The increased defense spending as a result of security threats is also fueling the demand for advanced cables in the military, radar, and communications sectors. In 2024, Germany, the UK, and France contribute USD 1.36 Billion, 0.88 Billion, and 0.84 Billion respectively to Europe's aerospace and defense cabling market, reflecting growing technological adoption.
The Asia-Pacific region is experiencing a rapid development in the area of aerospace and defense cabling due to the military modernization initiatives in China, India, and other countries. MRO activities and the increasing demand for air travel are contributing to the rise of cable utilization. APAC's 2024 market for aerospace and defense cables and wires stands at USD 4.67 Billion in China and USD 1.83 Billion in Japan, driven by investments in defense and space programs.
Latin America's aerospace and defense cable and wire market is expanding amid increased defense spending and technological development. Brazil leads with investments in aircraft systems, space initiatives, and secure communication networks, fueling demand for specialized wiring. R&D in fiber optics and lightweight cabling enhances regional capabilities. Ongoing regional security challenges elevate the need for high-performance, reliable cables.
The MEA aerospace and defense cabling market is driven by robust defense modernization and infrastructure investments. Nations like Saudi Arabia and UAE are adopting advanced cabling solutions to improve military and communication system efficiency. Lightweight and fiber optic cables are increasingly preferred for high-performance applications. Geopolitical tensions and security imperatives further accelerate demand.