Novacavi Further Expands in Subsea Cable Sector

Novacavi Grows Further In Subsea Cable Sector

Italy-based special cable manufacturer Novacavi has reported its growing activity in marine industry after its launch of Aquancable, a wide range of specialist bespoke cables for maritime and underwater technologies.

As a privately owned company with almost 40 years of experience in designing and manufacturing fit for purpose cables that 15 years ago decided to focus also on subsea, marine and offshore energy applications, Novacavi has begun this year with further expansion into this market.

“We have always worked with the aim of responding to new and future challenges in special markets; since oil and gas sector is moving towards deeper waters and more complicated offshore field development programs, there is an increasing demand of pressure resistant subsea cable that we are ready to meet,” said the company.

Established in 1975, Novacavi designs and manufactures an extensive range of in-house high quality unique cables to be suitable in any harsh environment conditions including umbilical cables as well as highly specialised subsea cables.

Press Release, June 09, 2014

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