Lynxeo in the news

FDH Electronics entered an agreement with Lynxeo to expand its aerospace and defense wire and cable offerings through a strategic partnership.

FDH Electronics partners with Lynxeo to enhance its aerospace and defense wire and cable offerings globally.

FDH Electronics partners with Lynxeo to distribute high-performance wires and cables for aerospace and defense, expanding its product offerings and global reach.

Lynxeo and Markem-Imaje collaborate to automate and centralize cable coding processes, improving efficiency, reducing errors, and enabling remote management across Lynxeo’s global operations.

Lynxeo won a major EDF contract to supply specialized nuclear cables for France's EPR2 program and existing nuclear fleet.

Latour Capital acquired Lynxeo, an advanced cabling solutions provider for industrial sectors, from Nexans.

Nexans sold its industrial cable unit Lynxeo to Latour Capital for €525 million to focus on electrification.

Lynxeo Maroc has taken exclusive control of five aerospace subsidiaries across Europe and Asia, expanding its industrial coordination without harming market competition in Morocco.

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Latour Capital is acquiring the Lynxeo group, which designs and supplies cables, from Nexans as part of Nexans' strategic refocusing.

Nexans plans to sell its industrial cable division Lynxeo to focus on electricity transmission and electrification efforts.

Nexans plans to sell its specialty industrial cable division Lynxeo to Latour Capital for €525 million as part of its strategic refocus.

Nexans is negotiating the 525 million euro sale of Lynxeo, a cable design and supply company, alongside other key corporate market updates.

Nexans plans to sell its industrial cable division Lynxeo to focus exclusively on electricity transmission business.

Nexans is negotiating to sell its industrial cable division Lynxeo to Latour Capital for 525 million euros as part of its strategic focus on electrification.

Nexans plans to sell its industrial cable division Lynxeo to Latour Capital for 525 million euros as part of a strategic refocus on electrification.

Nexans is selling its industrial cable division Lynxeo to focus on electricity transport cables amid growing demand for grid infrastructure.

Lynxeo appointed Marc Ribas as Chief Human Resources & Communication Officer to lead HR and communication strategies, leveraging his extensive background in the field.

Nexans has spun off its specialty industrial cable operations into Lynxeo, a global player serving critical infrastructure sectors with over 2,000 employees and 700 million euros in sales.

Nexans has separated its specialized industrial cable activities into Lynxeo, focusing on key industrial sectors with 2,000 employees and over 700 million euros in revenue.