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Haizea Wind Exceeds €400M Revenue in 2025

Haizea Wind posts €416.9M revenue in 2025, driven by monopile expansion and strong offshore wind market positioning in Europe.
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Haizea Wind Group reported 2025 revenue of €416.9 million, up 12% year-on-year, with net profit reaching €20 million, an 11% increase from 2024. The results confirm the company’s resilience despite a challenging market environment and pressure from Asian competitors.

The group has nearly tripled its revenue over five years, growing from €129 million in 2020 to over €400 million in 2025. It maintained stable operations and a workforce of 1,500, while advancing negotiations to secure future backlog.

Growth was led by Haizea Bilbao, where a €250 million investment expanded capacity for XXL monopile production, strengthening its position as a key offshore foundation facility in Europe. Other units, including Haizea Grupo WEC, Haizea Tecnoaranda, and Haizea Breizh, continued stable operations.

The company remains focused on supporting Europe’s energy security through wind power, with capabilities to manufacture components for turbines above 15 MW and beyond 20 MW. It also advanced sustainability efforts, including full renewable electricity use in Spain and progress toward climate neutrality.

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This article was prepared with the assistance of AI tools to enhance clarity and efficiency.
All information has been reviewed and verified by the HMT News editor.
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