CS Wind plans to invest 200 million USD in a new manufacturing facility in Long An, Vietnam in partnership with Dong Tam Group. The plant will be capable of producing towers, transition pieces, monopiles, and more for both offshore and onshore wind markets.
In the offshore wind industry, CS Wind is a key player in the supply chain, acting as a major tower manufacturer and supplier for wind turbines. CS Wind is a Korean company with facilities in several locations worldwide. Last year, CS Wind acquired Bladt Industries, strengthening its footprint in Europe and expanding its manufacturing capabilities for a wider variety of steel components.
Vietnam has long been one of CS Wind’s primary manufacturing bases, where the majority of its offshore wind turbine towers are produced. With the ongoing high demand for towers, the rapidly growing offshore wind market in the APAC region, and the increasing need for transition pieces and monopiles, CS Wind’s new manufacturing establishment in Vietnam reflects this rising demand for steel components in the offshore wind sector.
Details of the manufacturing facility:
- $200 million investment
- Land area of approximately 500,000 sqm
- Manufacturing and assembly of towers, with the capability to produce monopiles, transition pieces, and more
- Unit capacity ranging from 500 to 4,000 tons
- Annual production volume of 200,000 tons
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