Gulf Cable and Riyadh to build 1st-ever high-voltage, power cable plant in Kuwait

Gulf Cable and Riyadh Cables Launch High-Voltage Cable Plant in Kuwait

The Kuwait high-voltage cable factory partnership between Gulf Cable and Electrical Industries Company of Kuwait and Riyadh Cables Group Company of Saudi Arabia will deliver a new manufacturing plant dedicated to high‑voltage cables. This project supports national infrastructure growth and also aligns with Kuwait’s long‑term development goals.

Kuwait High-Voltage Cable Factory and “New Kuwait 2035”

The partners describe the Kuwait high-voltage cable factory as the first of its kind in the country. They expect it to play a key role in supporting infrastructure and future construction, especially for the Ministry of Electricity, Water and Renewable Energy and the Housing Care Authority. In addition, the plant will back projects developed through public–private partnerships under the Kuwait 2035 “New Kuwait” vision.

Learn more about Gulf Cable at: https://www.gulf-cable.com/
Learn more about Riyadh Cables at: https://www.riyadh-cables.com/

Gulf Cable’s Longstanding Role in Kuwait

For more than 46 yearsGulf Cable and Electrical Industries Company has manufactured cables, power lines, and telephone lines in Kuwait. Thanks to this long history, the company can support complex high‑voltage projects with proven local experience and strong technical capability.

Riyadh Cables’ Regional Manufacturing Strength

Riyadh Cables Group Company operates affiliates in 22 domestic and regional locations. From its state‑of‑the‑art facilities, it manufactures and supplies a complete range of wire and cable products. Through this Kuwait partnership, Riyadh Cables adds regional scale and, moreover, supports rising power and infrastructure demand across the Gulf.

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