Cadeler A/S filings document a foreign private issuer whose CDLR American depositary shares each represent four ordinary shares and whose ordinary shares trade on the Oslo Stock Exchange under CADLR. Its Form 6-K reports cover offshore wind installation and O&M activity, financial releases, annual meeting results, and corporate governance actions.
The filing record also documents share capital changes, private placement-related ownership notifications, treasury share authorizations, major-shareholding notices, and transactions in Cadeler shares by persons discharging managerial responsibilities or closely associated persons. These disclosures describe the capital structure, shareholder base, governance approvals, and recurring reporting practices of an offshore wind vessel contractor.
Cadeler A/S (CDLR) is pursuing a redomiciliation from Denmark to the United Kingdom via a registered share-exchange offer by Cadeler plc. Each Cadeler share with nominal value DKK 1.00, including those represented by American Depositary Shares, can be exchanged for one Cadeler plc share with nominal value $1.00. The board presents the move as a way to align the corporate structure with Cadeler’s international profile, increase appeal to global investors, and access UK legal and governance frameworks. The transaction is expected to be broadly tax neutral for Cadeler, with listings on both the Oslo Stock Exchange and New York Stock Exchange continuing under the new UK parent. Management states that operations, Danish offices, jobs, and employee terms are expected to remain unchanged, although shareholders who do not tender may be subject to a later cash squeeze-out if a high acceptance level is achieved.
Cadeler A/S (CDLR) describes a proposed redomiciliation of its parent company from Denmark to the United Kingdom via a registered 1:1 share exchange offer into Cadeler plc, a new company incorporated in England and Wales. The change is framed as a legal-structure move intended to support future growth and broaden the international investor base.
Operationally, Cadeler states that its Danish presence will be maintained, with existing offices and jobs in Copenhagen and Vejle unchanged, and listings on both the Oslo Stock Exchange and New York Stock Exchange continuing. Completion of the redomiciliation depends on shareholders tendering more than 90% of outstanding Cadeler shares during an initial four-week offer period; if the conditions are not met, Cadeler will continue under its current structure.
Cadeler A/S (CDLR), through its dedicated offshore wind service platform Nexra, has entered into a memorandum of understanding with Vattenfall Vindkraft AB for a strategic collaboration to explore next-generation operations and maintenance solutions for offshore wind.
The collaboration focuses on advancing innovative Major Component Exchange capabilities by combining operational expertise, service methodologies and long-term planning to support more efficient, scalable and safe offshore wind maintenance across multiple turbine platforms. Cadeler describes this as aligned with the industry’s growing installed base and increasingly complex maintenance needs, aiming to improve long-term asset performance, reliability and lifecycle costs.
Cadeler A/S (CDLR) is pursuing a redomiciliation of the Cadeler Group’s parent company from Denmark to the United Kingdom via a voluntary share-exchange offer by newly formed Cadeler plc, a UK public limited company. Each Cadeler share with a nominal value of DKK 1.00 can be exchanged for one Cadeler plc share with a nominal value of USD 1.00, and each Cadeler ADS (representing four Cadeler shares) can be exchanged for four Cadeler plc shares.
The business, management team and board will remain the same, and, if all shares are tendered, each shareholder’s percentage ownership of the Cadeler Group will be unchanged after completion. If Cadeler plc acquires more than 90% of Cadeler shares and voting power, it intends to carry out a Danish law squeeze-out of remaining shareholders for cash, financed under an arrangement with DNB Bank ASA. The boards of Cadeler A/S and Cadeler plc unanimously support the transaction, and an independent opinion from Kroll LLC concludes the offer consideration is fair from a financial point of view.
Cadeler A/S (CDLR) reports that its planned redomiciliation of the Cadeler Group’s parent company from Denmark to the United Kingdom has formally begun via a voluntary share-exchange offer by newly formed UK parent Cadeler plc for all outstanding Cadeler A/S shares and ADSs.
Each Cadeler A/S share can be exchanged for one Cadeler plc share, and each Cadeler ADS (representing four Cadeler A/S shares) for four Cadeler plc shares, so each shareholder is expected to retain the same ownership percentage if all shares are tendered. After completion, Cadeler plc shares are expected to be listed on both the Oslo Stock Exchange and the NYSE, while Cadeler A/S shares and ADSs will be delisted.
The offer runs from September 22, 2026 through October 21, 2026, with expected settlement and start of trading in Cadeler plc shares around October 29, 2026, subject to conditions including at least 90% acceptance, regulatory approvals, and listing approvals. The Cadeler board unanimously recommends that shareholders tender into the offer, supported by an independent fairness opinion from Kroll, LLC, and notes that business operations, management and board composition will remain unchanged under the new UK parent.
Cadeler A/S (CDLR) has raised its outlook for 2026, increasing both full-year revenue and EBITDA guidance to reflect management’s assessment of the impact of its acquisition of Menck from August 11, 2026 and other business developments. Full-year revenue is now expected to be within EUR 910 million to 1,000 million, up from the previous range of EUR 854 million to EUR 944 million, and this includes an anticipated hammer sale scheduled to complete in December 2026. Full-year EBITDA, excluding costs related to the acquisition and integration of Menck, is now expected to be within EUR 435 million to 525 million, compared with the prior range of EUR 420 million to EUR 510 million.
Cadeler A/S (CDLR) announced that Cadeler Limited, to be renamed Cadeler plc, has filed a Form F-4 registration statement with the SEC for a potential redomiciliation of the group’s parent company from Denmark to the United Kingdom. The contemplated structure is a share-for-share exchange offer in which holders of Cadeler A/S shares, including those represented by American Depositary Shares, may be offered to exchange on a 1:1 basis for ordinary shares of Cadeler plc, a company incorporated in England and Wales. The current board of directors and executive management of Cadeler A/S are expected to continue in the same roles at Cadeler plc if the transaction is completed. No final decision has been made to proceed with the redomiciliation or to launch the exchange offer, and the offer has not commenced; detailed terms would be set out in a final Form F-4, a Schedule TO, a Schedule 14D-9, and an EU/EEA prospectus and offer document, if the boards decide to move forward.
Cadeler A/S (CDLR) announced that Cadeler Limited, to be renamed Cadeler plc, has filed a registration statement on Form F-4 with the U.S. SEC in connection with a potential redomiciliation of the group’s parent company from Denmark to the United Kingdom. If pursued, this may be implemented via a share-for-share exchange offer in which shareholders could exchange each Cadeler A/S share (including those represented by American Depositary Shares) on a 1:1 basis for shares in Cadeler plc, an English company formed for this purpose. The current board and executive management of Cadeler A/S are expected to continue in the same roles at Cadeler plc following any completion. No final decision has yet been made to proceed or to launch the exchange offer; further details and a combined EU/EEA prospectus and offer document are expected only if such decisions are taken.
Cadeler A/S (CDLR) reports a change in a major shareholding. On August 25, 2026, Lexcor Master Fund’s combined holding of Cadeler shares and related financial instruments fell below the 5% threshold of total share capital and voting rights. Lexcor Master Fund now holds Cadeler shares corresponding to 3.50% of the total share capital and voting rights, and additional financial instruments corresponding to 1.42%. In total, Lexcor Master Fund’s exposure represents 4.92% of Cadeler’s share capital and voting rights. Lexcor Master Fund is ultimately controlled by Marble Bar Asset Management LLP.
Cadeler A/S (CDLR) reports strong operational and top-line growth for the first half of 2026 while absorbing the impact of prior-year one-offs and higher financing costs. Revenue rose to EUR 407.5 million from EUR 298.5 million, driven mainly by an expanded fleet (10 operating vessels vs. seven in 2025) and more contracted days (1,198 vs. 770). EBITDA was broadly stable at EUR 207.6 million versus EUR 212.5 million, reflecting higher operating costs from new vessels and a larger organisation.
Net profit declined to EUR 87.9 million from EUR 167.7 million, primarily because H1 2025 included EUR 111 million of non-recurring termination fees with no associated costs and due to higher financial expenses as capitalised borrowing costs fell. The equity ratio improved to 50.0% from 44.0%, supported by a March 2026 private placement that raised about EUR 174.2 million before costs and by retained earnings, lifting equity to EUR 1,773.6 million.
Cadeler reports a contracted backlog including options of EUR 2.487 billion at 30 June 2026, up from EUR 2.022 billion a year earlier, with EUR 1,103 million expected within one year. Cash and cash equivalents increased to EUR 206.2 million, and available liquidity including undrawn committed facilities totalled EUR 394 million. 2026 revenue guidance of EUR 854–944 million and EBITDA of EUR 420–510 million for the Group (excluding Menck) remain unchanged, with the impact of the August acquisition of Menck to be reflected in updated guidance later.