The Operating Rate of the Enamelled Wire Industry Was Expected to Pull Back to 73.81% in April

Published: Apr 3, 2026 09:13

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SMM expects the operating rate of the enamelled wire industry to pull back to 73.81 in April. It is understood that by month-end March, new orders in the enamelled wire industry had already pulled back, and the market showed a marked divergence in demand structure. Among them, demand in sectors such as electric power and two-wheelers remained steady and improving, providing effective support to the industry; however, demand in the home appliance segment weakened more than expected, becoming the core variable dragging down overall prosperity, and enterprises remained cautious about the sustainability of April orders.

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