MSS International completed a large infrastructure and machine equipment CAPEX in India

Featured Article: 15 August 2024

Written by: Clement Chazee

Supported by a continuous growth in DC busbars systems and switching assemblies demand, MSS International commissioned a brand-new infrastructure in addition to a new storage area. 

This new facility dedicated to production and assembly of DC busbar systems, along with several machines dedicated to component production will be starting activities from early September 2024, already welcoming new projects for development and delivery in 2025. 

This production expansion is supported by a large increase of MSS’ design capability, with a number of electrical and design engineers joining the MSS International Team to support the early design feasibility phases and project development activities.

As part of our worldwide expansion strategy, significant investments will be conducted at our production site in Poland, as well as logistic hubs in USA and France.

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