LS Group to partner with KEPCO
LS Cable & System, LS ELECTRIC, and KEPCO will build the world’s first superconducting power grid at a hyperscale data center in Gapyeong, South Korea, by 2028. The project leverages superconducting cables and advanced fault current limiters to deliver ultra-efficient, stable power for AI-driven data centers.
U.K. manufacturer of knitted wire mesh invests in its Indian plant near New Delhi
KnitMesh Technologies has expanded its New Delhi facility with new knitting machines capable of producing wire mesh up to 1000 mm wide, doubling capacity. The investment supports growth in green hydrogen, aerospace, and enclosure applications, while strengthening the company’s role in regional and global supply chains.
Taihan Cable wins big cable contract to supply offshore wind farm in South Korea
Taihan Cable & Solution has secured a €113 million turnkey contract to supply and install inter-array cables for South Korea’s 532 MW Anma offshore wind farm. Produced at Taihan’s new Dangjin plant and installed using the PALOS CLV, the project strengthens the company’s offshore wind cable capabilities.
Chinese company completes previously announced deal for Germany’s Leoni AG
Luxshare-ICT has completed its acquisition of Leoni AG, taking a majority stake in the Wiring Systems Division while TIME Interconnect acquired the Automotive Cable Solutions unit. The deal expands market reach, strengthens supply chain integration, and supports Leoni’s restructuring and growth across Europe and Asia.
Marinus Link project gets final okay from government: Prysmian will supply cable
Marinus Link has secured FID approval to build a 1.5 GW electricity interconnector between Tasmania and Victoria. Stage One, led by Prysmian Group and Hitachi Energy, begins in 2026 with a 750 MW undersea and underground cable system, enhancing renewable integration and strengthening Australia’s National Electricity Market.