Polish cable manufacturer FPE secures PSE framework contract to support national grid infrastructure for nuclear power

Energy Cable Factory (FPE) in Będzin has signed a framework agreement with Polish Power Grid Company (PSE) for the supply of cables used in the construction and upgrade of high-voltage transmission lines. The contract is valued at PLN 362.1 million net, equivalent to PLN 445.4 million gross.

Under the agreement, FPE plans to expand the production capacity of its Będzin plant. This cooperation is not merely a commercial contract but also a vote of confidence in and recognition of Poland's industrial capabilities, proving its ability to undertake the modernization of national strategic infrastructure. The company emphasizes that it can deliver not only cables but also ensure the secure transmission of tomorrow's energy.

The agreement covers the supply of phase conductors from 2026 to 2031, with a total length expected to exceed 13,000 kilometers. FPE is one of two suppliers selected through tenders for PSE investment projects. The supplies will be used in nine projects, including the construction and upgrade of 400 kV transmission lines in the Pomerania and Warmia regions, as well as infrastructure related to the planned nuclear power plant.

The company expects that the execution of the order will increase its copper and aluminum cable production by approximately 70% by 2027. FPE states that its order portfolio for 2027 has already reached the production levels of previous years. To support contract performance, the company is considering a further capital increase through the Polish Development Fund (ARP), which had previously injected PLN 34.5 million in 2025.