Top 10 Companies in Middle East Low Voltage Switchgear Market | Manufacturers & Suppliers 2024

Top 10 Companies in the Middle East Low Voltage Switchgear Market

The Middle East low voltage switchgear market has shown prominent growth attributed to the contribution of key players. Numerous key players exist in the market and they have brought innovation as well as advanced technology to the market, making it more efficient. The focus on research and development is one of the major focuses of key players which contribute to the market growth. With a strong emphasis on continuous enhancement, they have been able to develop high-quality, reliable and durable switchgear products that cater to the specific requirements of customers in the region.

Additionally, these companies have also invested heavily in increasing their production capabilities. This has permitted them to meet the expanding demand for low-voltage switchgear in various industries like energy, infrastructure, manufacturing, and construction. By constantly expanding their production facilities, key players have managed to maintain a steady supply of switchgear products in the market, ensuring customer satisfaction. As per 6Wresearch, the Middle East low voltage switchgear market size is projected to grow at a CAGR of 3.3% during 2019-2025.

1. Schneider Electric

Schneider Electric is an electrical distribution and automation company with its global headquarters in Rueil-Malmaison, France. The company’s primary and secondary switchgear portfolio includes low and medium-voltage switchgears with air, gas and shielded solid insulated variants.  The company also offers products which include substation automation systems, panel boards & switchboards, MV transformers etc.

2. Siemens AG

Siemens AG is an electrical engineering and electronics company with its global headquarters in Munich, Germany.  Siemens power transmission portfolio consists of high-voltage solutions, high-voltage switching products & systems and power & distribution transformers. The company exists across verticals such as data centers, energy infrastructure, and industrial, residential and commercial buildings.

3. Eaton Corporation

Eaton is a power management company and has its global headquarters in Dublin, Ireland. The Middle Eastern headquarter of the company is located in Dubai, UAE. The Dubai location also houses a manufacturing facility for low and medium voltage products. The company offers energy-efficient solutions such as transformers, switchgears, power & energy monitoring equipment & software and renewable energy solution in  various sectors such as electrical, hydraulic and mechanical power. 

4. ABB

The global headquarters of ABB Ltd. is located in Zurich, Switzerland. The company has been present in Middle Eastern region since 1926. ABB is a manufacturer of high, low and medium voltage switchgear, industrial automation products and systems, circuit breakers and generators; distribution of transformers, network control and protection systems. The company acquired GE industrial solutions for $2.6 billion in 2017.

5. Alfanar

Alfanar Group is a privately held company and the industrial division of Alfanar is headquartered in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The company is a manufacturer of low, medium and high-voltage electrical construction products including low voltage systems & medium-voltage systems, substation automation and metal enclosures. Recently, Saudi Electric Company made Alfanar a strategic partner in the implementation of SEC’s network upgrade programs.

6. Larsen & Toubro

The global headquarters of the company are located in Mumbai, India. Larsen & Toubro Electrical & Automation FZE Limited (LTEAFZE) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Larsen & Toubro in UAE and was formed in April 2008. The company’s products include air insulated and gas insulated switchgears, ring main units, low voltage switchgear, per-fabricated/packaged substations and allied equipment such as transformers, bus ducts etc.

7. Legrand

Legrand SNC FZE is a subsidiary of the Legrand Group and is headquartered in Dubai, UAE. The company has been present in the Gulf region since the late 90s. The company’s electrical equipment portfolio includes circuit breakers, uninterruptible power supplies, enclosures, switchgears and other power equipment and accessories. The company exists in verticals such as hotels, offices, data centres, industrial, healthcare, shopping centres, education and residential buildings.

8. Hager

Hager Middle East FZE is a part of the Hager Group. It was set up in Jebel Ali, Dubai, UAE in the year 1997 and has three regional offices in the region, located in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and UAE. The company’s product line includes earth leakage relays, contactors, MCCBs, relays, selector switches, changeover switches, enclosures etc. The company exists in segments such as energy distribution, cable management, building automation and wiring accessories.

9. Hitachi

Hitachi Industrial Equipment Systems is a manufacturer of industrial electrical machinery and a part of the Hitachi Group. The Middle Eastern headquarters of the company are in Dubai, UAE. The company’s products include motors, inverters, switches, breakers, pumps, low voltage switchgear devices etc. Hitachi T&D Systems Saudi Arabia Ltd is also present in the region and deals in high and extra-high voltage switchgear products.

10. General Electric

General Electric is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, the United States. The company has been present in the Middle Eastern region since the 1930s. Currently, the company is present in the GCC region across 19 countries. The company exists in several verticals including aviation, healthcare, power, renewable energy and transportation amongst others. The company’s products include switchgears, panelboards, enclosures, circuit breakers, power transformers, busways, power plants, switches, surge protection devices etc.

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