Nexans acquires Electro Cables to expand low-voltage cable manufacturing in Canada

Nexans acquired Electro Cables Inc., a Canadian manufacturer of low-voltage cable systems and service-focused solutions. Founded in 1985, Electro Cables operates two plants in Trenton, Ontario, and employs about 200 people. Nexans said the deal strengthens its PWR-Connect business and supports future electrification.

Nexans has acquired Electro Cables Inc., a Canadian manufacturer known for low-voltage cable systems and service-driven solutions. Nexans announced the deal in a press release.

Nexans said the acquisition strengthens its PWR-Connect business in Canada and expands its ability to serve fast-growing markets. The company also said the move supports its mission to โ€œelectrify the futureโ€ in a way that remains safe, sustainable, and connected.

Founded in 1985, Electro Cables operates as a family-owned business. The company is headquartered in Trenton, Ontario, where it runs two manufacturing facilities. Together, those plants employ about 200 people. Electro Cables produces low-voltage electrical and electronic cable products for customers in Canada and international markets.

โ€œThe acquisition of Electro Cables brings complementary expertise and a strong reputation for quality in low-voltage solutions in Canada,โ€ said Julien Hueber, CEO of Nexans. โ€œTheir positioning perfectly aligns with Nexansโ€™ strategy and complements Nexansโ€™ offer in a dynamic market.โ€

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