he Polish plant has closed, the German toolroom has moved, and Tangier has absorbed it all. In its 2025-2026 annual report, the Indian components maker Suprajit Engineering sets out the reorganization of Stahlschmidt Cable Systems, the German cable maker it bought out of insolvency proceedings in 2024.
The Polish plant’s production was relocated to the Moroccan plant, the toolroom moved from Germany to Morocco, and the European warehouse was transferred to Hungary.
Suprajit Morocco SARL, at Tangier, reported turnover of 2,314.87 million rupees for the year ended March 31, 2026, close to 238 million dirhams, against a pre-tax loss of 168.29 million rupees.
The report notes that the EBITDA margin of the SCS entities turned positive in the fourth quarter, for the first time.
Suprajit closed its least profitable capacity rather than repair it, and Morocco inherited what was left. Tangier will no longer be one site among others in the SCS European setup, it will become its base.
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Suprajit Engineering Limited — annual report 2025-2026, year ended 31 March 2026.
Barlamane — « L’indien Suprajit fait basculer vers Tanger la production européenne de SCS après la fermeture du site polonais et le transfert de l’atelier d’outillage allemand », 2 September 2026.
