Cadeler’s Nexra wins new Taiwan O&M campaign
Cadeler reports that its dedicated service platform Nexra has signed an additional firm contract for an offshore wind Operations & Maintenance campaign in Taiwan.
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Cadeler reports that its dedicated service platform Nexra has signed an additional firm contract for an offshore wind Operations & Maintenance campaign in Taiwan. The work will service two offshore wind farms and is expected to run for about 3–4 months during 2026.
The campaign will use Cadeler’s wind installation vessel Wind Maker, which was delivered to the company in 2025, and follows another recent Nexra contract for a separate O&M campaign by the same vessel. The deal is with an undisclosed client and supports Cadeler’s growing presence in the Asia-Pacific market.
Nexra was established in 2025 to focus on the offshore wind aftermarket, and the O&M business accounted for roughly one fifth of Cadeler’s revenue in 2025, underlining the strategic importance of these service contracts alongside its core installation activities.
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