Corning plans to build plant in Poland to increase fiber optic cable production

Corning Optical Communications Builds New Fiber Optic Cable Facility in Poland

Corning Optical Communicationsย plans to build a newย fiber optic cable manufacturing facilityย inย Mszczonรณw, Poland, to support growing demand for highโ€‘speed connectivity across Europe and beyond. The project expands Corningโ€™s established optical manufacturing footprint in the country and creates new highโ€‘skill jobs in the Mazowieckie region.

Learn more about Corning Optical Communications atย https://www.corning.com/optical-communications.

New Mszczonรณw Plant Investment and Jobs

According to Polish business dailyย Puls Biznesu, Corning will locate the plant inย Mszczonรณw, inย Zyrardรณw Countyย in theย Mazowieckieย region. The company plans to invest approximatelyย US$93 millionย in the project and expects to hireย at least 240 employees, including aroundย 85 highly educated specialists.

This investment adds to Corningโ€™s more thanย 3,000โ€‘person workforce in Polandย and supports its longโ€‘term European growth strategy.

Corningโ€™s Two-Decade Manufacturing Presence in Poland

Corning first entered Poland inย 2001ย when it opened a plant inย ลรณdลบ. The company began production there inย 2002, then moved operations toย Strykรณwย inย 2007, where it also launched a localย R&D department. Over time, Corning has expanded this Polish base with additional telecom equipment facilities and logistics space, making the country a key hub for its EMEA operations.

Today, Corning operates multiple facilities and warehousing buildings in Poland and continues to grow itsย optical fiber, cable, and connectivityย manufacturing capacity to meet rising broadband and dataโ€‘center demand.

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