Prysmian

Prysmian is a multinational corporation headquartered in Milan, Italy, that specializes in the production of electrical and telecommunication cables. Founded in 1879 as Pirelli Cavi, the company underwent significant transformations and acquisitions, eventually adopting the Prysmian name in 2011. Prysmian is a global leader in its sector, operating in over 50 countries with a workforce of more than 29,000 employees.

The company's product portfolio is extensive, encompassing a wide range of cables for energy transmission and distribution, including high-voltage, medium-voltage, and low-voltage cables. These are crucial for power grids, industrial applications, and renewable energy projects. In the telecommunications sector, Prysmian manufactures optical fiber cables for broadband internet, data transmission, and mobile network infrastructure. They also produce specialized cables for automotive, marine, and aerospace industries.

Prysmian's strategic growth has been fueled by key acquisitions, notably the purchase of Draka in 2011, which significantly expanded its global reach and product offerings. Later, in 2018, Prysmian acquired General Cable, further solidifying its position as the world's largest cable manufacturer. The company emphasizes innovation and sustainability, investing in research and development to create more energy-efficient and environmentally friendly cable solutions. Prysmian plays a vital role in the infrastructure development and technological advancement worldwide.