Top Electric and Electronic Fuse Companies

Electric and Electronic Fuse Market size was valued at USD 4.9 Billion in 2023 and is poised to grow from USD 5.19 Billion in 2024 to USD 8.28 Billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 6% during the forecast period (2025-2032).

The global electric and electronic fuse market is highly fragmented in nature with the presence of several small and large market players operating all over the world. Major companies of the market are implementing several business strategies such as new product launches, acquisition & mergers, collaboration, and partnerships for the expansion of their geographical presence and their product portfolio. 'ABB Ltd.', 'Siemens AG', 'Eaton Corporation plc', 'Schneider Electric SE', 'Bel Fuse Inc.', 'S&C Electric Company', 'Littelfuse, Inc.', 'Mersen S.A.', 'Legrand SA', 'Fujitsu Limited', 'General Electric Company', 'SIBA GmbH', 'Schurter Holding AG', 'Hollyland (China) Electronics Technology Corp.', 'SCHOTT AG', 'Bourns, Inc.', 'AEM, Inc.', 'Carling Technologies, Inc.', 'E-T-A Elektrotechnische Apparate GmbH', 'Metaltex Deutschland GmbH'

The rise in demand for electricity, coupled with the increase in investments in the energy sector are the prime growth drivers boosting the electric and electrical fuse market

Electronic fuses are increasingly used to protect circuits in the limited space requirements of electronic equipment such as consumer electronics, computers, meters, power supplies and communication equipment. The region’s largest share and rapid growth can be attributed to factors such as rising per capita electricity consumption due to increased urbanization and industrialization, growth in the construction sector, and increasing demand for advanced electrical and electronic equipment increase.

Globally, North America has great potential for the electrical fuse market and is projected to emerge as the fastest growing region for the electric and electronic fuse market. In the United States, the use of electrical fuses is expected to increase as state agencies plan to rehabilitate infrastructure and adopt environmentally friendly power distribution and transmission control systems.