Nordex Group, a leading global manufacturer of wind turbines, has recorded 389 MW of new orders in Turkiye, solidifying its market-leading position in one of its primary regions. The orders, booked in September, cover the supply and installation of 56 Delta4000 series turbines across multiple undisclosed projects, according to a company announcement. The contracts also include multi-year service and maintenance agreements aimed at ensuring high turbine availability and efficient, reliable operation over the long term.
The significance of this deal extends beyond the immediate revenue boost. Turkiye has emerged as a critical market for renewable energy development, and Nordex's ability to secure such a substantial volume of orders highlights both the country's growing demand for wind power and the company's competitive strength. With each turbine configuration tailored to specific site conditions, technical requirements, and even energy storage integration, the projects demonstrate the increasing sophistication of wind farm design that maximizes energy yield and grid compatibility. Installation and commissioning are scheduled in stages from 2027 through 2028, aligning with project timelines and providing a multi-year revenue stream for Nordex.
Ender Ozatay, Vice President Region Turkiye and Middle East of the Nordex Group, said, “These new orders underline the continued confidence of our customers in Nordex and further strengthen our market leading position in Turkiye, one of our key markets. With turbine configurations tailored to the specific requirements of each site and comprehensive long-term service agreements, we will support our customers in delivering reliable, high-yield wind projects and advancing Turkiye’s renewable energy ambitions.” His statement points to the strategic importance of Turkiye as a growth engine for Nordex, which has commissioned over 64 GW of wind power capacity globally since 1985.
The impact of this announcement is multifaceted. For Nordex, it reinforces a healthy order book and underscores the resilience of its business model, which combines turbine sales with lucrative long-term service contracts. For Turkiye, these projects will contribute to the nation's renewable energy targets, reduce dependence on imported fossil fuels, and support local job creation during construction and operation phases. For the broader wind industry, the deal signals that demand for onshore wind remains robust in emerging markets, particularly where grid capacity is constrained and space is limited—exactly the conditions Nordex's 4 to 7 MW+ class turbines are designed to address.
Investors and industry observers will note that Nordex generated consolidated sales of around EUR 7.6 billion in 2025 and employs more than 11,100 people, with manufacturing facilities in Germany, Spain, Brazil, India, and the USA. The company's global service network is a key differentiator, ensuring smooth turbine operation and minimizing downtime. As the energy transition accelerates, Nordex's latest order wins in Turkiye position it well to capitalize on further opportunities in the region and beyond.
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