Arctic cable opportunity Space Norway partnership with SubCom to develop the Arctic Way Cable System, expected to commence service in 2028, signaling a potential lead for offshore fiber installation, submarine cable engineering, and Arctic infrastructure solutions.

Direct conduit ownership SubCom previously sold assets to NJFX and, through 2024 activity, NJFX acquired bore pipes from SubCom to own and manage the physical conduit between the beach manhole and the facility, indicating opportunities in integrated physical infrastructure and end-to-end cable system ownership projects.

Global carrier engagements Historically partnered with Batelco, Jio, and other regional carriers for new cable builds and deployments, presenting ongoing opportunities to pursue next-generation submarine cables and regional data corridor expansions with large carriers.

Scale and capability With a workforce of 1001-5000 and a long track record dating back to 1955, SubCom demonstrates substantial manufacturing, engineering, and installation capacity suitable for multi-hundred kilometer to transoceanic cable projects, aligning with large-scale customer needs.

Financials and growth Revenue in the mid to high hundreds of millions and ongoing expansion projects suggest capacity to invest in advanced subsea technologies and service bundles, creating opportunities for bundled offerings such as project management, analytics, and lifecycle support.