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Author: Michael Publish Time: 20-11-2025 Origin: Site
A Comprehensive Market & Technology Outlook Report by ZION Communication
While global connectivity continues accelerating, the coaxial cable, an industry workhorse, is taking on a strategic role, utilized in telecom, RF infrastructure, security, and industrial applications, despite the ongoing impact of the optical fiber trend. In parallel, in the coming years, the coax market will experience the phenomenon of constant demand, technology upgrades, and niche replacements.
The report incorporates the 10-year market outlook, drivers, challenges, recommendations, technology trends, and forecasts alongside verifiable data sources/market research to support this.
While FTTH continues increasing globally, the coax cable market will continue to grow steadily, primarily through HFC upgrades, RF/5G infrastructures, security, and industrial applications.
Market Forecast Overview:
Global Market to reach USD 36 Billion by 2032 (CAGR: ~8%)
Source: CMI
Another forecast: USD 43.18 Billion by 2029 (CAGR: 5.5%)
Source: The Business Research Company
North America: CAGR 8.64% till 2033
Source: SPER Research
Having been pressured by the optical fiber trend, coaxial cables continue to have key applications in:
Steady growth is anticipated across all applications despite pressure from 5G and fiber deployment.
2025: USD 21–23 Billion
2029–2032: Projected to reach USD 36–43 Billion(Note: Variations in forecasts reflect different analyst methodologies across CMI and TBRC)
North America: Strong HFC upgrade cycles
Europe: FTTH expansion, but HFC still active in parts
Middle East: CCTV + infrastructure growth
Asia-Pacific: Cable TV, RF systems, industrial automation
Africa / LATAM: Cost-effective deployment favors coax
4K/8K Video streams, Cloud apps, smart homes, and increasing number of devices define the “need of the hour” for operators who need to provide “better broadband”. Upgrading that via coax cable is affordable in many regions.
Source: CMI
HFC networks as a middle ground have requirements for higher performance coax cables for :
Key drivers of the trend are:
Source: Wikipedia (HFC)
Coax is default for:
RF/microwave applications (NB: 5G antennas)
Satellite broadcasts
CCTV and more cost-effective analog HD solutions.
Military avionics and radios
Source: OpenPR
Regions with lack of fiber solutions keep strong demand for coax for last mile/distribution applications.
The rapid scale of fiber deployment poses a significant long-term challenge to traditional coax markets.
Source: Technavio
Coax cable installed 30–50 years ago shows:
higher attenuation and reduced shielding integrity.
Example (Ziggo, Netherlands):
Source: Wikipedia
Copper and aluminum cost instability have long-term implications for cable manufacturing.
Technologies like 5G Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) and Wi-Fi 7 offer wireless alternatives that compete with wired connections in some scenarios.
To accommodate:
HFC network plans for DOCSIS 4.0, Extendable Spectrum DOCSIS
Military applications
Aerospace industry
Premium broadcasting (4K/8K Video)
Source: Technavio
UAVs/Drones
Automation equipment
Vehicles
Specialist aerospace & defense equipment
Cables require compliance with:
RoHS; REACH
CPR euroclass (for EU)
Halogen-free LSZH Jackets.
Both coax and fiber coexist in:
FTTH last miles
HFC/UHF distribution
Cost-effective solutions
This scheme estimates the studied strategies that the coax market beneficiaries can build on.
Specify High Performance Coax
Focus on 1.2–1.8GHz and 3+GHz Development.
Use Hybrid Deployment Models
When FTTH is too expensive, build:
Fiber trunk + coax last mile/distribution to deliver critical speed upgrades.
Replace Aging Coax Infrastructure
Moisture problems
Dielectric damage
Aging indicators
Shield integrity
Ensure Global Compliance
Specify UL/ETL, CPR, REACH, RoHS compliance.
Focus on Technical Performance
Best performance in:
Attenuation
Shield type
Conductor foil (BC, CCA)
Jacket (PE, PVC, LSZH)
Demand Clear Product Details from Suppliers
Data sheets
Documents
Warranty papers
Use Dual Sourcing Models
Mitigate risks of input price variability, supply chain disruption.
Ensure High-Volume Specs in Inventory
RG6, RG59 for CCTV
50 ohm RF (RG58, RG174, LMR-type)
Tri-shield/Quad shield CATV
Mini-Coax for IoT RF
Value-added Packing Solutions
Including:
Reel Lengths
Private Labeling
Target Key Growth Markets
Focus on the Middle East, Africa, SE Asia, and South America.
Select Coax Cables for Specific Applications
CCTV (RG59, RG6 CCTV)
CATV (High Shield 75 Ohm for premium)
RF/Military (50 ohm precision)
Use Best Installation Practices
Bend radius
Impedance Matching
Weatherproofing
Shield integrity
Provide Long-term Maintenance Solutions
Inspection services + replacement schedules.
Innovate Higher Performance and Lower Loss Cables
For DOCSIS 4.0, higher performance.
Use Eco-compliant Alternative Materials and Foils
LSZH, aluminum, aluminum-foil.
Bigger OEM and ODM Support
Technical docs and specs for repackers, Build Custom Products and Docs.
Build Resilient Supply Chains
Work with local/regional providers over multiple locations.
In the next decade, coax cables are bound to claim a significant segment in the broadband, RF, industrial and security infrastructure markets. While fiber will generally replace coax in backhaul bandwidth, coax cables will remain irreplaceable in:
HFC network upgrades
CCTV installations
RF applications
Specialist industrial and aerospace markets
Cost-sensitive last mile addresses
Coax will not fade away from the industry landscape.
With higher-frequency requirements, better materials, bespoke shielding, new sustainable material regulations, and hybrid infra-coax deployments, coax cables will survive the next decade.
ZION Communication is committed to delivering high-performance coaxial solutions that meet global standards, empowering operators, system integrators, and distributors worldwide.
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