Draka Comteq to restart operations at North American optical fiber manufacturing facility

May 18, 2005
May 18, 2005 - Company says decision is a response to the growing demand for its cables and fibers.

Draka Comteq has announced plans to restart operations at its North American optical fiber manufacturing facility during the third quarter of this year in response to the growing popularity and demand for its optical cables and fibers

In 2004, Draka Comteq became the second largest supplier of optical fiber worldwide.

"As our customer base and business grow, it is critical that we continue to provide our customers with a reliable uninterrupted supply of quality innovative products," states Mike Amicone, president of Draka Comteq's Americas operations. "This is a natural step that demonstrates our drive and commitment to provide superior service and high-value products to our North American customers."

"The restart of the Claremont optical fiber manufacturing is part of our global strategy to further cement our leading position in the optical fiber market," adds Phil Edwards, president of Draka Comteq's Global Optical Fiber Division. "Through our Claremont operations, we will reinforce our position in the American market significantly by offering the latest generation fiber products and full services portfolio to our customers."

Draka Comteq 's based in Claremont, NC. For more information visit www.drakacomteq.us.

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