At a Glance

At a glance

The Nordex Group is one of the leading integrated, global manufacturers of innovative onshore wind turbine systems. The Group has installed around 57 GW of wind power capacity in over 40 markets in its corporate history and generated consolidated sales of around EUR 7.3 billion in 2024. The Company currently has more than 10,400 employees with a manufacturing network that includes factories in Germany, Spain, Brazil, India, USA and Mexico. The products of the company regularly shape the technological development of the wind energy industry, such as the current Delta4000 series.

Its product portfolio is focused on onshore turbines in the 4 to 6 MW+ classes which are designed to meet the market requirements of countries with limited available space and regions with constrained grid capacity. These wind turbines allow operators to produce environmentally friendly electricity at the lowest possible cost (Cost of Energy – COE) in their respective regions. The Company's service business maintains over 12,800 wind turbines worldwide, with a combined nominal output of 41 GW, mainly through long-term maintenance agreements. This makes Nordex a significant contributor to environmentally and climate-friendly power generation.

The publicly traded holding company Nordex SE (ISIN: DE000A0D6554) is listed in the Prime Standard of the Regulated Market of Deutsche Börse and is part of the German MDAX and TecDAX index.

Business Model



The Nordex Group designs, builds and markets onshore wind turbine systems that are installed worldwide. Services rendered for wind farms range from the mere delivery of the wind turbines and installation to turnkey construction of a complete project. A network of service units in all of the Company’s key markets ensures the provision of comprehensive support for wind turbines over their entire lifespan. In selected markets, the Nordex Group also operates as a project developer for wind farms. Since its foundation in 1985, the Nordex Group has installed turbines with a combined nominal output around 57 GW in over 40 countries. The Company's service business maintains over 12,800 wind turbines worldwide, with a combined nominal output of 41 GW, mainly through long-term maintenance agreements.

The Nordex Group’s product portfolio comprises innovative and efficient wind turbines for high-, medium and low-wind onshore locations. The various models in the Delta4000 series are adapted to meet specific market requirements and offer variable outputs ranging from 4 MW to the 6 MW area, with rotor diameters of up to 175 meters. The Nordex Group designs wind turbines in their entirety and assembles the nacelles and hubs. Rotor blades are produced both by the Group itself and by contract manufacturers. The Company operates its own production sites in Germany, Spain, Brazil and India and as part of a partnership in Mexico. These factories, together with an efficient supplier network and supply chain, form the basis for the Group’s ability to offer competitive wind turbines in all of its target markets. The Nordex Group works to continuously improve this infrastructure and adapt it flexibly to meet changing markets. From a technical perspective, the Nordex Group is focused on developing wind turbines exclusively for onshore sites that allow operators to produce environmentally friendly electricity at the lowest possible cost (Cost of Energy – COE) in their respective regions.

In accordance with its corporate strategy, the Nordex Group is a sustainable global enterprise whose wind turbines offer the lowest COE in the industry. The Company is focusing on further reducing COE. It aims to build on its position as one of the leading global providers of wind turbines. By concentrating on the onshore segment, the Company not only serves more than 90% of the global market for wind power but simultaneously avoids the need to invest considerable sums in radically different offshore technology, with the associated risks this would entail. The Nordex Group operates in all of the world’s major wind markets with the sole exception of China, whose market is dominated by local suppliers. In 2016, Spanish manufacturer Acciona Windpower was integrated into the Group, significantly expanding Nordex’s global presence in North and South America and India in particular. Activities outside Europe contributed to around 20% to overall sales in 2024.

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