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Nexans wins three major contracts in Italy

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Nexans, a worldwide leading expert in the cable industry, has been awarded three major contracts, worth a total of around €10 million, to supply specialised signalling and telecom cables to Rete Ferroviaria Italiana (RFI), the state-owned operator of Italy’s railway network.

Over the next two years, over 2,700 kilometres of the Nexans cables will be installed in upgrading and maintenance contracts across Italy, where their high-performance and reliability will ensure improved safety for rail traffic and passengers.

Nexans is already well established as a fully qualified and approved manufacturer and supplier of all the types of infrastructure cables used by RFI.

The three latest contracts, awarded following a competitive tender process, further reinforce and extend Nexans’ major presence in Italy’s railway sector.

The signaling cables (type IS 200 D) and the telecom cables (type TT 241 and TT242) will be manufactured locally in the Nexans Battipaglia facility.

The coaxial cables for the third project will be manufactured in Nexans plant based in Monchengladbach, Germany.

In addition to the manufacture of the cables, coordinated logistics is a vital element in the three contracts as Nexans will deliver the cables directly to each project site according to the installation plan.

“These three major contracts for RFI further extend Nexans’ position as a leading infrastructure cable supplier for Italy’s rapidly developing railway system,” said Eric du Tertre, Nexans Market Segment Director Rail Infrastructure.

“We have developed a long-standing relationship with RFI’s technical departments, working closely together to develop high-performance signalling and telecom cables.

“This proven technical capability allied to our comprehensive logistical support provided the foundation for this latest success.”

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