Baltimore, Maryland — According to state and local development sources, Hellenic Cables plans to expand in Baltimore. The company is creating 120 new jobs at this facility. The company plans to occupy the new space in Baltimore, on or about December 1, 2026. According to the company website Hellenic Cables is active in the manufacturing of cables, conductors as well as plastic and rubber compounds and over the past decade, has evolved into the largest cable manufacturer in South-Eastern Europe, exporting to more than 50 countries. Its production base consists of five plants in Greece, Romania and Bulgaria, which manufacture a wide range of products from high voltage submarine cables to extra high voltage power cables, plastic & rubber compounds. Our production plants in Thiva & Oinofyta, Greece manufactures low, medium, high and extra high voltage land power cables, telecommunication cables, plastic as well as rubber compounds, individually tailored to customers specifications. Sousakis Plant in Corinth, Greece manufactures medium, high and extra high voltage submarine cables, submarine fiber optic cables as well as composite cables, special purpose cables. Fully-equipped port facilities operate within the plant to ensure immediate cable loading onto cable ships. Our industrial facilities in Bucharest, Romania produce a wide product portfolio which includes cables for indoor installations, power, control, industrial applications, low and medium voltage, are-retardant, are-resistant and halogen-free cables, mine cables, marine and special-requirement cables, telecommunication cables, signaling, remote control and data transmission cables, as well as plastic and rubber compounds.

To learn more about Hellenic Cables, visit http://www.hellenic-cables.com/

Company Contact:
Alexis Alexiou, Chief Executive Officer
aalexiou@hellenic-cables.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexis-alexiou-78104519/
30 210 6787 416

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