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Home›Subsea›SubConn Expands Production Capacity
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May 3, 2019 · about 7 years ago

SubConn Expands Production Capacity

SubConn, in collaboration with MacArtney, has invested in expanding its production facilities. The company has invested in a 2,300 m2 new location that combined with its existing 2,500 m2 is set to double their existing production facilities. With new premises and investments in production equipment

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SubConn, in collaboration with MacArtney, has invested in expanding its production facilities.

The company has invested in a 2,300 m2 new location that combined with its existing 2,500 m2 is set to double their existing production facilities.

With new premises and investments in production equipment and staff recruitment, SubConn now has the infrastructure to meet current demand and supply future growth, the company noted.

The first connectors are expected to come out of the new facility by October 01, 2019.

MacArtney and SubConn share a long cooperation history, where MacArtney is a major shareholder and supports the entire SubConn range of products, supplied to numerous customers and users throughout the world.

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