New partnerships bolster Hydro Group’s international strategy

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Subsea cable and connector specialist Hydro Group plc, has reported a positive start to 2018 with ongoing international growth, due to a string of new business partnerships.

As part of the UK company’s global expansion strategy, Hydro Group has partnered with firms in West Africa, South Korea, Thailand and Japan.

Complementing the work Hydro Group undertakes, the company will work in tandem with their business partners to underpin operations in each region, while offering its expertise in overcoming challenges to deliver underwater power and data connections.

Furthermore, Hydro Group has made two key appointments, Paul Hunter has been appointed as production manager and Yvonne Daniel as head of programmes, the duo has joined the team at its Aberdeen Headquarters. Team expansion is on the agenda, with Hydro Group planning additional key appointments in the next few months, further supporting the firm’s growth aspirations.

By Jake Frith