GCC Wires and Cables Market Size to Surpass USD 12,552.4 Million by 2033 | With a 12.45% CAGR

GCC Wires and Cables Market Overview

Market Size in 2024: USD 4,366.1 Million

Market Size in 2033: USD 12,552.4 Million

Market Growth Rate 2025-2033: 12.45%

According to IMARC Group's latest research publication, "GCC Wires and Cables Market: Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunity and Forecast 2025-2033", GCC wires and cables market size reached USD 4,366.1 Million in 2024. Looking forward, IMARC Group expects the market to reach USD 12,552.4 Million by 2033, exhibiting a growth rate (CAGR) of 12.45% during 2025-2033.

How AI is Reshaping the Future of GCC Wires and Cables Market

● Smart Grid Integration: AI-powered grid management systems optimize cable performance and predict maintenance needs, with UAE's smart grid projects requiring advanced fiber optic cables for real-time data transmission across over 2 million connected smart meters.

● Automated Manufacturing: AI-driven production lines enhance cable manufacturing precision, reducing defects by 40% and enabling mass customization for specific voltage requirements while improving overall quality control across Gulf manufacturing facilities.

● Predictive Analytics for Infrastructure: Machine learning algorithms analyze cable performance data to prevent power outages, supporting Saudi Arabia's NEOM smart city with intelligent cable networks designed to manage 1.5 million connected devices throughout the mega-development.

● Digital Twin Technology: AI-created digital replicas of cable networks enable virtual testing and optimization, with infrastructure utilizing AI-monitored underground cable systems for enhanced reliability and minimizing costly physical inspections.

● IoT-Enabled Cable Management: Smart sensors embedded in high-voltage cables provide real-time monitoring, supporting UAE's renewable energy projects where AI optimizes power distribution through intelligent cable routing systems that reduce energy losses.

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GCC Wires and Cables Market Trends & Drivers:

The GCC wires and cables market is experiencing unprecedented growth driven by massive infrastructure investments through Vision 2030 programs across the region. Saudi Arabia's NEOM alone has already spent over $37 billion on infrastructure development, requiring thousands of kilometers of specialized cables for smart city applications, underwater installations for coastal developments, and high-temperature resistant cables for desert conditions. The construction industry in the GCC is leading infrastructure development worth approximately $147.1 billion, with major projects including new airports, metro systems, and urban developments across Riyadh, Dubai, and Doha creating substantial demand for building cables, fire-resistant wiring, and intelligent building management systems. The UAE has achieved 97% fiber-to-the-home penetration-ranking number one globally ahead of Singapore, China, and South Korea-with Dubai's fiber optic network extending over 3,634 kilometers. These national transformation programs are fundamentally reshaping cable demand patterns, moving beyond traditional power distribution to sophisticated smart infrastructure requiring integrated communication and power capabilities.

The telecommunications revolution sweeping through the Gulf is creating explosive demand for high-performance fiber optic cables and data transmission solutions. The UAE has achieved 90% 5G coverage while Saudi Arabia is targeting 70% coverage, forcing telecom operators to invest heavily in fiber optic infrastructure to support ultra-fast connectivity. Dubai alone has over 95% of buildings connected to fiber optic networks with speeds reaching up to 10 gigabits per second, while the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority completed extensions of fiber optic ducts to support smart grid infrastructure aligned with Fourth Industrial Revolution needs. Major data center expansions by Microsoft, Oracle, and other tech giants are spurring additional demand-with hyperscale facilities requiring specialized cooling cables, high-density power distribution cables, and massive fiber optic deployments. The Oman Emirates Gateway project is establishing a 275-kilometer international fiber optic subsea cable linking Oman and the UAE, while Mobily's Africa-1 subsea cable in Saudi Arabia spans over 10,000 kilometers with 96 terabytes per second capacity. This digital transformation is pushing the wires and cables market toward increasingly sophisticated products that combine power delivery with advanced data transmission capabilities.

The energy sector transformation is another major catalyst reshaping the market landscape across the Gulf. GCC countries are planning approximately $60 billion in renewable energy investments over the next five years, with large-scale solar projects like Saudi Arabia's NEOM facilities and UAE's Al Dhafra Solar Farm requiring specialized high-voltage cables designed to withstand extreme desert temperatures and sand conditions. The shift toward electric vehicles is accelerating too-each EV charging station needs specialized high-voltage cables capable of handling rapid charging technologies, creating entirely new product categories. Smart grid deployments are revolutionizing traditional power infrastructure, with Dubai Electricity and Water Authority's smart grid system connecting over 2 million smart meters and reducing power outages by 30% through intelligent cable networks. Industrial facilities across GCC oil and gas operations are incorporating AI-driven cable monitoring systems that predict maintenance needs and prevent costly downtime, fundamentally changing how cables are managed in industrial environments. The growing emphasis on power infrastructure modernization, combined with renewable energy integration and grid hardening initiatives, is driving sustained demand for both traditional power cables and next-generation intelligent cable solutions throughout the region.

GCC Wires and Cables Industry Segmentation:

The report has segmented the market into the following categories:

Voltage Insights:

● Low Voltage
● Medium and High Voltage
● Extra High Voltage

Installation Insights:

● Overhead
● Underground

End User Insights:

● Building and Construction
● Aerospace and Defense
● Oil and Gas
● IT and Telecommunication
● Energy and Power
● Others

Breakup by Country:

● Saudi Arabia
● United Arab Emirates
● Qatar
● Kuwait
● Oman
● Bahrain

Competitive Landscape:

The competitive landscape of the industry has also been examined along with the profiles of the key players.

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Recent News and Developments in GCC Wires and Cables Market

● April 2025: Ducab launched the region's first High Voltage Fiber Optic cable at the Middle East Energy exhibition, combining high-voltage transmission with fiber optic technology to enhance grid stability and efficiency while meeting European environmental standards.

● February 2025: Ducab Group partnered with Mohammed Bin Rashid Housing Establishment to supply advanced cable solutions including low-voltage power cables, flexible cables, and Flam BICC2 fire-resistant cables for 830 residential units across Wadi Alamardi and Al Awir in Dubai.

● February 2025: Mobily landed the Africa-1 subsea cable in Duba, Saudi Arabia, spanning over 10,000 kilometers with 96 terabytes per second capacity, enhancing digital connectivity between East Africa, the Middle East, and Europe.

● January 2025: Elsewedy Electric KSA was awarded a contract to extend 110 kilovolt underground cables connecting the new Riyadh substation and reinforcing backup feeding for substations in Jeddah, demonstrating continued confidence from Saudi Electricity Company.

● January 2024: Elsewedy Cables KSA signed an agreement with the Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu to establish a Special Cables and Copper Rod factory at Yanbu Industrial City worth SAR 1.2 billion, boosting local manufacturing capacity.

● May 2024: DEWA announced completion of its first phase of submarine cable installation connecting offshore renewable energy projects, utilizing specialized marine cables capable of transmitting 2 gigawatts of clean energy to mainland grid infrastructure.

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