Prysmian Group (also known as Prysmian S.p.A.) is an Italy‑based multinational specializing in the design, manufacture, and installation of cables and systems for energy and telecommunications. Headquartered in Milan and listed on the Borsa Italiana, the company serves utilities, grid operators, telecom carriers, and industrial customers across construction, infrastructure, renewables, oil and gas, transportation, and data communications. Its portfolio spans low-, medium-, and extra‑high‑voltage power cables (including submarine and HVDC systems), optical fiber and fiber‑optic cables, copper telecom cables, and a range of specialized industrial cables and services.
Prysmian operates globally across more than 50 countries with a broad network of manufacturing sites and R&D centers, and includes well‑known brands such as Prysmian, Draka, and General Cable. The group integrates materials expertise—covering polymer compounding, metallic conductors, and optical fiber preforms—with project engineering, installation, monitoring, and maintenance capabilities for turnkey cable systems. Its products comply with international standards and support applications from grid interconnections and offshore wind export lines to broadband networks and industrial automation.
Also known as Prysmian S.p.A..
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Prysmian's role on them: Owner.
Long-term deal secures copper wire rod supply, increases access to recycled low‑carbon copper and bolsters Europe’s capacity for electrification, energy infrastructure and AI.
Contracts awarded for a 640 km HVDC subsea link (2,000 MW) between Scotland and England, supplying 1.5M+ homes; construction starts 2028, commissioning 2033; part of wider UK grid investment.
The partnership uses chemical recycling to convert plastic cable scrap into reusable polymers, enabling sustainable cable production and advancing circular economy efforts.
The new plant uses Hoop® technology to recycle mixed plastic waste into reusable feedstock, supporting circularity and sustainability goals. A larger facility is planned for Sicily.
Versalis partners with S.R.S. to develop pyrolysis technology for recycling mixed plastic waste into new virgin polymers, starting with a 6,000-tonne plant in Mantova, Italy.
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