Electric Cables: $400 Million MarketIn the first nine months of 2018, Central American countries imported $399 million in electrical wires and cables, and 50% were bought by companies in Costa Rica and Guatemala.Wednesday, April 3, 2019 Import of electrical wires and cables to Central America Al September 30th, 2022
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Electrical Cables: Business with U.S. Up 23%September 2019 From January to March 2019, Central American companies imported $133 million in electrical wires and cables, and purchases from the U.S. increased 23% over the same period in 2018. Optical Fiber Cables: Less Purchases in 2018June 2019 In 2018, companies in Central American countries imported $60 million of fiber optic cables, 6% less than in 2017. Optical Fiber Cables: Regional Market FiguresApril 2019 From January to September 2018, companies in Central American countries imported optical fiber cables for $46 million, and 63% were bought by companies in Costa Rica and Nicaragua. Guatemala Imports More Electric Cables from MexicoJuly 2018 During the first quarter of the year, companies in Guatemala allocated $11 million to the purchase of electric cables in Mexico, 29% more than was reported in the same period in 2017.
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