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Mercury Cable & Energy is pleased to announce an exclusive North American Supply and Distribution Agreement with General Cable.

Monday, Jan 25, 2010

Mercury Cable & Energy (“Mercury”), the leading developer of High Voltage Composite Reinforced Conductors (“HVCRC”) for electrical transmission lines, is pleased to announce that it has signed an exclusive three year agreement with General Cable Industries, Inc. (“General Cable”). Under the terms of the agreement, General Cable has the exclusive right to purchase Mercury’s HVCRC product line in The United States and Canada and in consideration for exclusive status agrees to make Mercury Cable and Energy their exclusive supplier of composite core material. Additional details will be announced in the second quarter 2010.

“We are pleased to expand our relationship with General Cable”, said Todd Harris, President of Mercury. “As a leading Global Wire and Cable manufacturer, General Cable is an ideal fit for the introduction of Mercury’s HVCRC products into these markets.”

 

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