Hispanic Fiber Fast opens the doors of its first fiber optic factory in Spain

Almansa (Albacete) hosts the first Spanish fiber optic factory in Hispanic Fiber Fast, a center with a production capacity of 3,000 kilometers of fiber per month for dark fiber wholesalers and both national and international operators.

With headquarters in Spain and facilities in other countries in Europe and Latin America, Hispanic Fiber Fast bets on production from its country of origin to start the local production of fiber optic cables, spanning from single mode optical fibers for long distance transmission, up to armored cables for demanding environments and a wide range of connectors and transceivers. With an investment close to 3 million euros, the Almansa production plant is now operational and has a staff of 15 professionals which will foreseeably be expanded in the future in order to respond to the growing demand for cable and unify the two production lines of the complex.

It is the first center of its kind located in the La Mancha Community, with a production capacity of 3,000 kilometers of fiber per month (and more than 180 kilometers of cable in stock) intended for dark fiber wholesalers y operators both national and international Asteo, Masorange, Rede Aberta, Lyntia, Onivia, Telconet, Getecom, Alma Telecom and ATK. The company uses an innovative technique to facilitate the installation of optical fiber in trunks by providing customers with the fiber already integrated into the tube, avoiding the traditional blowing under pressure and thus saving the time spent in said process. The integration of the cable is also carried out in the factory, in its second production line.

The opening ceremony was attended by Castilian-La Mancha personalities such as the president of Castilla-La Mancha, Emiliano García-Page; the Minister of Finance, Public Administrations and Digital Transformation of Castilla-La Mancha, Juan Alfonso Ruiz Molina; the managing director of the Digital Transformation Agency of Castilla-La Mancha, Juan Ángel Morejudo; the general director of Telecommunications Infrastructure and Cybersecurity of the Digital Transformation Agency of Castilla-La Mancha, María Dolores Higuera González; the general director of companies of the Ministry of Economy, Business and Employment of Castilla-La Mancha, Javier Rosell; the president of the Albacete Provincial Council, James Hunter Masip; the delegate of the Junta de Castilla-La Mancha in Albacete, Pedro Antonio Ruiz Santos, and the mayor of Almansa, Pilar Callado. They also participated in the inauguration Juan Valdepeñas, president of Grupo Gestioniza; Raul Salas, CEO of Gestioniza Infraestructuras; Ignacio Martin, CEO of Fibritel; Guide Manual, director of operations of Fibritel-Grupo Gestioniza, and Fernando Albertos, CEO de Hispanic Fiber Fast.

"Quality in the manufacturing of fiber optics is a determining factor in the durability of telecommunications networks. At Hispanic Fiber Fast we work to guarantee that each component of the fiber meets the most demanding standards, and we are delighted to bring this experience to the Almansa factory, which will undoubtedly be a benchmark in terms of reliability and high performance," he highlights. Fernando Albertos.