08:29 AM EST, 11/06/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Nexans (NEX.PA) received an order to deliver a 420-kilometer mass-impregnated, 110-kilovolt cable system for the Corinth-Kos high-voltage direct current, or HVDC, interconnection project in Greece, according to a Friday release. The French cable manufacturer signed the contract with project developer Cenergy Holdings' (CENER.BR, CENER.AT) Hellenic Cables, in consortium with Asso.subsea. Nexans' system will serve as a critical component of the 1-gigawatt, 320-kilovolt HVDC link-comprising 1,260 kilometers of subsea cable and 30 kilometers of land cable-which aims to strengthen the connection between the Dodecanese islands and the Greek mainland. Project preparations and a seabed survey are underway to support the utilization of Nexans' cable production lines from the end of 2026 until mid-2028.

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