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Trusted copper wire solutions widely deployed across Chad's electrical infrastructure, oil & gas, and telecommunications industries.
Zhejiang Xingma Co., Ltd. was established in 2019 and is located in Liushi, the capital of electrical appliances in China. It is an enterprise mainly engaged in metal products, wire and cable processing and sales; import and export of goods and technology.
The company revolves around the construction of a modern enterprise mechanism and mass production of mechanical automation. The leading products include copper wire, copper braided wire, copper stranded wire, soft copper stranded wire, brush wire, carbon brush wire, soft connection series products, metal stamping parts and other products — best-selling at home and abroad, deeply trusted and welcomed by customers.
Our advanced production infrastructure ensures every dead soft copper wire delivered to Chad meets the highest international quality standards.
Equipped with Dingtian wire drawing machines and middle drawing machines capable of producing ultra-fine to heavy-gauge dead soft copper wire with precise diameter tolerances.
State-of-the-art annealing furnaces ensure optimal softness and conductivity — critical for Chad's flexible wiring applications in harsh desert and tropical environments.
Fuchuan beam machines, pipe twisting machines, and braiding machines produce consistent, high-flexibility copper stranded and braided wire for demanding industrial uses.
Automatic cutting machines and precision welding equipment allow fully customized lengths and connection solutions tailored to Chad's infrastructure project specifications.
Microscope hardness testers and comprehensive inspection protocols guarantee every batch of dead soft copper wire exported to Chad meets IEC and customer-specified standards.
160-ton punching machines, automatic punching machines, and flattening machines support full metal stamping parts production for copper connectors and terminals used in Chad's grid projects.
Chad is one of Central Africa's most strategically important emerging markets for copper wire and electrical materials, driven by rapid infrastructure development and energy sector expansion.
Chad's oil production, centered around the Doba Basin and the Chad–Cameroon pipeline corridor, creates significant demand for high-conductivity dead soft copper wire used in control cables, grounding systems, instrumentation wiring, and flexible connections in refineries and pump stations.
The Chadian government's ongoing rural electrification initiative — targeting an increase in electricity access from under 10% to over 30% by 2030 — is driving massive procurement of dead soft copper wire for low-voltage distribution networks, household wiring, and transformer connections across N'Djamena, Moundou, and Sarh.
With mobile network operators and international development banks investing in fiber-optic and cellular infrastructure across Chad, dead soft copper wire is essential for signal grounding, cable shielding, and equipment earthing systems in telecom towers and data relay stations throughout the Sahel region.
Chad receives among the highest solar irradiance in Africa. International-funded solar projects — including off-grid solar installations in Lake Chad Basin communities — rely on flexible dead soft copper wire for photovoltaic panel interconnections, battery storage systems, and inverter wiring, where high flexibility and corrosion resistance are paramount.
Rapid urbanization in N'Djamena and secondary cities is fueling demand for copper wire in commercial buildings, hospitals, schools, and government facilities. Dead soft copper wire is the preferred choice for flexible conduit wiring, grounding electrodes, and earthing mats in Chad's new construction projects.
Chad's growing vehicle repair industry and the increasing importation of Chinese and Japanese vehicles are creating steady demand for dead soft copper wire in automotive wiring harnesses, battery cables, and starter motor connections — a niche but growing segment in N'Djamena's auto service market.
Understanding the macro trends shaping Chad's copper wire procurement landscape helps buyers make smarter sourcing decisions.
Sub-Saharan Africa, including Chad, is witnessing accelerated investment in clean energy under frameworks like the African Union's Agenda 2063 and the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Dead soft copper wire — valued for its superior electrical conductivity, flexibility, and recyclability — is positioned as the material of choice for solar farms, wind energy projects, and smart grid upgrades across the continent. Chad's participation in regional power pools like EAPP (Eastern Africa Power Pool) expansion plans further amplifies long-term copper wire demand.
Chadian importers and project contractors are increasingly sourcing dead soft copper wire directly from Chinese manufacturers to reduce costs and improve supply chain reliability. Suppliers like Zhejiang Xingma, located in Liushi — China's premier electrical manufacturing hub — offer competitive factory-direct pricing, customizable specifications, and reliable export logistics to Chad via Douala and Ngaoundéré transport corridors.
Chad's infrastructure ministries and international development partners (World Bank, AfDB, EU) are increasingly mandating that copper wire used in funded projects meets ISO, IEC, or equivalent international standards. Xingma's ISO9001 quality management certification and ISO14001 environmental management certification position it as a compliant, bankable supplier for Chad's government-tendered infrastructure projects.
While still nascent, Chad's urban centers are beginning to see the introduction of electric motorcycles and small-scale battery energy storage systems. These applications demand ultra-flexible dead soft copper wire for battery interconnections and charging infrastructure — a trend expected to grow significantly as global EV adoption influences African markets over the next decade.
Chad's extreme climate — with temperatures exceeding 45°C in the Saharan north and high humidity in the south — demands copper wire products with superior thermal stability and corrosion resistance. Dead soft copper wire, especially tinned variants, is increasingly specified by engineers for long-term reliability in Chad's harsh operating environments, replacing lower-quality alternatives that degrade rapidly under extreme conditions.
From the oil fields of Doba to the solar installations of Lake Chad — our dead soft copper wire powers Chad's most critical industries.
Our credentials give Chad's buyers and project developers the confidence to specify Xingma dead soft copper wire on their most critical projects.
Quality Management System Certification — achieved 2020
Environmental Management System Certification — achieved 2020
Recognized as a Star Enterprise and Excellent Production Enterprise
Member of Zhejiang Cable Accessories Industry Association & China Forging Association
Zhejiang Xingma Copper Industry Co., Ltd. abides by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and major United Nations conventions. We respect human and labor rights, oppose discrimination and harassment, and are committed to brave and determined self-improvement. Relying on the manufacturing industry and taking scientific and technological innovation as our guiding concept, we vigorously expand related industries and continue to grow. We welcome every partner from Chad and across Africa to learn about our enterprise and explore long-term cooperation opportunities.
WELCOME TO LEARN ABOUT OUR ENTERPRISE — Whether you are a Chadian electrical distributor, a project developer, or an EPC contractor sourcing dead soft copper wire for N'Djamena's grid expansion or the Lake Chad Basin solar initiative, Xingma is your trusted manufacturing partner.
Explore our full range of copper wire and related products — all available for export to Chad with custom specifications and competitive factory pricing.
