Iver Group acquires Business in Wind to expand European wind services
What's the deal? Iver GroupDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → has acquired Business in Wind, combining two European wind sector companies. Business in Wind will continue operating as an independent brand within the group. The deal follows a long-standing collaboration between the two firms.
What's the endgame? The combination pairs Business in Wind's expertise in complex wind turbine projects with Iver Group's broader service organisation, expanding capabilities and geographical reach.
Business in Wind brings experience in larger, more complex projects, including specialist knowledge of VestasDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → and Enercon turbines. It has delivered work across the UK, Belgium, the Nordic countries, and Ukraine, and offers refurbishment and overhaul services, including dismantling and reinstalling used turbines.
Iver Group adds maintenance, assembly, disassembly, main component replacements, and lifecycle management. Together, the companies say they can offer broader support to customers looking to maximise turbine performance across the asset lifecycle.
What are they saying? John van Soest, chief executive officer of Iver Group, said the deal represents an investment in "specialist knowledge, continuity and long-term growth," supporting expansion in the Netherlands and abroad.
Wim Robbertsen, chief executive officer of Business in Wind, said joining Iver Group creates opportunities to combine knowledge and networks while maintaining focus on "delivering on commitments." The company will keep providing refurbishment, used turbine installation, component overhauls, and turbine parts for multiple brands.
What changes for customers? During integration, both organisations will evaluate closer collaboration while prioritising continuity. Existing projects continue as planned, and current contact persons remain the primary point of contact.
The signal: The acquisition reflects continued consolidation in Europe's wind services market, as operators build end-to-end capabilities to support turbines across their full lifecycle.
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