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Jiangnan Group Limited is an investment holding company principally engaged in the manufacture and trading of wires and cables in the People's Republic of China. It operates through four main segments: power cables for transmission and distribution systems, wires and cables for electrical equipment used in industrial machinery, instruments, meters, and household appliances, bare wires such as aluminum reinforced and steel reinforced conductors for overhead power lines, and special cables tailored for shipbuilding, wind power generation, mining, high-speed railways, and new energy vehicles. The company's extensive product lineup exceeds 10,000 items, featuring specialized properties like low smoke zero halogen, flame retardant, fire resistant, water resistant, and radiation resistant designs to meet diverse customer requirements. Jiangnan Group Limited supplies these products to the power industry including grids, power plants, and renewable energy, as well as general sectors such as metals and mining, oil and gas, transportation, and construction. It serves prominent infrastructure projects and exports to customers in approximately 100 countries, including Singapore, Vietnam, the UK, and South Africa. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Yixing, China, with operations based in Hong Kong, the company maintains strong research and development capabilities through dedicated workstations and holds numerous patents supporting its production of high-quality, innovative cables.
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