Winners and losers
How each producer and buyer has moved against the copper wire and high-voltage cable benchmark, the winners apart from the losers.
Copper wire and high-voltage cable stocks
Stockatomics links 4 listed companies to copper wire and high-voltage cable, 2 producers and 2 buyers. They trade on BIT, EPA and NYSE.
Price per kg
$10.02
- 1M
- +5.9%
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Companies
Listed companies that make and buy copper wire and high-voltage cable
Producers first, then buyers, each group in alphabetical order.
Producers
Buyers
| Company | Ticker | Exchange |
|---|---|---|
| NextEra Energy | NEE | NYSE |
| Quanta Services | PWR | NYSE |
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Copper wire and high-voltage cable winners and losers in the Stockatomics Terminal
The Stockatomics Terminal sets each producer’s and buyer’s share price against the copper wire and high-voltage cable benchmark in its winners and losers chart. When supply tightens the producers are the winners, and when it eases the buyers are.
FAQ
Copper wire and high-voltage cable stocks FAQ
Which companies make copper wire and high-voltage cable?
Which companies buy copper wire and high-voltage cable?
The listed companies Stockatomics links as buyers of copper wire and high-voltage cable are NextEra Energy (NYSE: NEE) and Quanta Services (NYSE: PWR).
What is the price of copper wire and high-voltage cable?
The Stockatomics monthly benchmark for copper wire and high-voltage cable stands at $10.02 per kg in the United States as of October 2026. Stockatomics updates it every month.
Is supply of copper wire and high-voltage cable tightening?
The Stockatomics supply verdict for copper wire and high-voltage cable is tightening. Tightening means the signals Stockatomics tracks point to supply getting harder to come by.
Which copper wire and high-voltage cable stocks gain when supply tightens?
The Stockatomics Terminal sets each producer’s and buyer’s share price against the copper wire and high-voltage cable benchmark in its winners and losers chart. When supply tightens the producers are the winners, and when it eases the buyers are.