Cenergy Holdings said its Hellenic Cables subsidiary Fulgor S.A. secured a $1.73 billion turnkey contract from Greece’s IPTO for the Corinth–Kos HVDC link, with work starting in late 2026 and finishing in 2030.
Prysmian detailed roughly $1.25 billion in U.S. fiber and optical-cable projects across North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee, with plans to add about 600 jobs and expand domestic capacity.
The Wire Association International has launched Ferrous Heat Treatment, an eight-module, video-based course in the WAI Education Center, designed to introduce core heat-treating concepts for ferrous wire products with flexible, self-paced access.
Japan’s Fujikura plans to launch a U.S. fiber-optic cable plant by 2030, part of up to $1.6 billion in capacity expansion, with full-scale production targeted for fiscal 2035, per Nikkei.
Southwire will expand its Starkville, Mississippi, plant with a more than $256 million project adding about 380,000 sq ft. The plan is expected to create 128 jobs, with construction starting in late 2026.
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