The cable and connectivity manufacturer will expand its existing Lexington facility, with operations expected online in May 2028, according to the Office of the Governor.
Based on a release from Office of the Governor.
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Prysmian North America is expanding its operations in Lexington County with an $80 million investment expected to create approximately 135 new jobs, according to the Office of the Governor.
The company will expand its existing facility at 700 Industrial Drive in Lexington to increase its manufacturing capabilities in the state, according to the Office of the Governor. Operations are expected to be online in May 2028.
Prysmian is a provider of solutions for energy and digital connections, with a history spanning more than 140 years as a producer of optical fibers, optical and copper cables, and connectivity systems, according to the Office of the Governor. The company’s international headquarters is in Milan, and its North American headquarters is in Highland Heights, Kentucky. Prysmian operates in more than 50 countries, with over 50 locations and 9,000 associates in North America.
In addition to its Lexington site, Prysmian operates a manufacturing plant in Abbeville County, according to the Office of the Governor.
“This investment demonstrates our commitment to supporting the growth of the U.S. demand for advanced digital solutions. We are one of just three U.S. manufacturers of fiber and optical cables, and now we are committing more than a billion dollars to new innovative solutions and transformational capacity growth,” said Prysmian North America CEO Andrea Pirondini.
“Prysmian has been a valued part of South Carolina’s manufacturing industry, and we are pleased to see the company continue to invest in our state. This expansion will bring approximately 135 new jobs to Lexington County and create new opportunities for South Carolinians,” said Gov. Henry McMaster.
“Congratulations to Prysmian as it expands its manufacturing capabilities in Lexington County. We look forward to the company’s ongoing success as it continues to grow its footprint here in South Carolina,” said Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III.
“For decades, Prysmian has been a valued corporate partner and an integral part of the Lexington County community. Their decision to invest an additional $80 million and create 135 new jobs is a strong vote of confidence in our workforce, our business climate and our shared future,” said Lexington County Council Chairman Darrell Hudson.
Individuals interested in joining the Prysmian team can visit the company’s careers page, according to the Office of the Governor.
