Webinar Roundtable: Supply Chain Resilience and Circularity

October 30, 2026

Copper, aluminum and polymer markets are under mounting geopolitical pressure. Join Nexans, Suez, Equans and SE Advisory Services for a live conversation on how circularity turns resource scarcity into a source of resilience.

“Building resilient supply chains through circularity and innovation”

A cable is a bundle of strategic commodities, and every one is under pressure

Copper, aluminum, polymers, energy and logistics. Resilience is no longer a purchasing question. It’s a question of availability, optionality, traceability and local loops.

Five takeaways

  1. How resilience strategies have shifted over the past decade of geopolitical change.
  2. How circularity has changed business models and partnerships across the cable value chain.
  3. Where circularity creates real value for organizations that buy cables and generate scrap.
  4. What needs to change, in regulation, innovation and financing, to scale circular ecosystems.
  5. What a fully circular electrification value chain could look like.

The shape of the roundtable

  1. Resilience in a shifting geopolitical landscape
    How resilience strategies have evolved, and what geopolitical pressure means for access to strategic materials.
  2. Circularity as a transformative business model
    How circularity has reshaped partnerships and business models across the cable value chain.
  3. The cost of circularity, and how to scale it
    What stands between today’s pilots and industrial-scale adoption, and which levers accelerate that shift.
  4. A vision of the future
    What a fully circular world could look like for the electrification industry.

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