- In an adverse geopolitical and market context, and amid increasing pressure from Asian competition, the group increased its sales by 12% in 2025
- Net profit reached €20 million, representing an 11% increase
- A European benchmark in the manufacturing of large components for the wind industry, Haizea Wind Group has nearly tripled its revenue over the past five years
- The group continues to strengthen its growth and positions itself as a key player in Europe’s energy independence and industrial sovereignty
- Haizea Wind Group consolidates its client portfolio and negotiates new contracts to secure its backlog and meet its targets
Bilbao, April 16, 2026. Haizea Wind Group closed the 2025 financial year meeting the economic targets set out in its strategic and business plan, within a complex and uncertain geopolitical, sectoral, and market environment. Thanks to the investments made in recent years, the group recorded revenues of €416.9 million, up 12% year-on-year, and net profit of €20 million, an 11% increase compared to the €18 million reported in 2024.
These results consolidate Haizea Wind Group’s growth and position it as a European benchmark in the manufacturing of large components for the wind industry. Despite the challenges faced by the energy market in general, and the wind sector in particular, the group has strengthened its international positioning thanks to its adaptability and operational robustness, enabling it to maintain activity levels, preserve jobs – with a workforce of 1,500 professionals – and ensure business sustainability. In this context, the group is negotiating new orders to secure its backlog and meet its targets.
The consolidation of Haizea Wind Group’s growth is also reflected in its sales performance over the past five years: from €129 million in 2020 to over €400 million at the end of 2025, nearly tripling its revenue during this period.
“In a complex geopolitical environment, with an energy sector and wind market affected by project delays and under pressure from unfair Asian competition, at HWG we have met our targets and maintained our growth trajectory. Our approach is rigorous and robust, and the figures support it. Haizea is a key player in achieving Europe’s energy independence and industrial autonomy,” explains Borja Zárraga, CEO of Haizea Wind Group. “Despite market tensions, Haizea has contracts in place that cover its backlog for 2026, and we are closing additional agreements that will ensure stability in the coming years,” he adds.
Production units
As for the production units, the group has four divisions distributed across different plants: Haizea Bilbao, dedicated to offshore towers and foundations; Haizea Grupo WEC, focused on large casted elements; Haizea Tecnoaranda, which manufactures onshore towers; and offshore towers at Haizea Breizh.
Haizea Bilbao, located at the Port of Bilbao, is the plant that has experienced the highest growth, driven by the manufacturing of XXL monopiles—large structures embedded in the seabed to support wind turbines. Last year, the company completed the expansion of its production capacity following a €250 million investment, strengthening its industrial capabilities, diversifying its client portfolio, and positioning the group as a strategic partner for leading wind developers across Europe. With its facilities operating at full capacity, it is now one of the most advanced offshore foundation plants in Europe.
As for the other plants, Haizea Tecnoaranda (Aranda de Duero, Burgos) and Haizea Grupo WEC, with facilities in Álava and Gipuzkoa, maintain their activity and workforce, while Haizea Breizh, located at the French port of Brest, is finalizing its ongoing projects.
Context and strategic plan
Amid global uncertainty in energy generation and industrial production caused by economic and geopolitical conflicts, fossil fuels no longer provide the necessary energy security, affordability, or stability. Europe has both the resources and a strong industrial base for renewable energy generation and distribution—particularly wind energy—which must be protected against the growing threat of Asian competition.
In this context, wind turbines help avoid fossil fuel imports into Europe, and Haizea Wind Group is positioned as a benchmark manufacturer of components for turbines exceeding 15 MW. “We have the technology to manufacture XXL components for higher-capacity turbines exceeding 20 MW, which gives us a strong commercial advantage over competitors,” says Michael Farenc, CFO of Haizea Wind Group.
Governance and Sustainability
During the past financial year, Haizea Wind Group has continued to advance its sustainability agenda, now firmly established as a strategic pillar of the group. Among the key milestones in 2025, the group completed the calculation of its carbon footprint across Scopes 1, 2, and 3, consumed 100% renewable electricity across all its Spanish plants, and made progress in its Haizea ZERO plan towards climate neutrality. In addition, the group strengthened its certifications and recognitions, including improvements in EcoVadis ratings and its adherence to the United Nations Global Compact. It has also formalized its commitment to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), which will guide its roadmap toward deep and verifiable decarbonization.
Furthermore, Haizea Wind Group has made significant progress in corporate governance. It has strengthened its internal committees, consolidated a more robust and transparent compliance system, and completed its double materiality assessment in accordance with the CSRD directive. These actions position the group within a more demanding governance framework, aligned with international best practices.
