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WIND Group Opens New Hub in Sweden for Baltic Operations

WIND Group Opens New Hub in Sweden for Baltic Operations

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ThreatCluster •October 1, 2026 at 14:16 UTC
  • •WIND Group has opened a new hub in Sweden to serve Baltic clients.
  • •The facility is located at the Port of Oskarshamn, enhancing cable logistics.
  • •CEO Tom Nooij highlighted the hub's role in expanding WIND's service capabilities.

WIND Group, a Netherlands-based subsea cable services company, has established a cable storage and offshore service hub in Sweden to enhance its operations in the Baltic region. The new facility at the Port of Oskarshamn, under a long-term agreement with Smålandshamnar, will support cable transportation, storage, and related offshore services. The port's infrastructure, including a 435-meter quay and a minimum water depth of 10.3 meters, is designed to facilitate efficient ship-to-ship cable transfers. CEO Tom Nooij emphasized that this hub marks a significant expansion for WIND Group, allowing them to provide a comprehensive range of services including carousel rental and vessel mobilization through their partner Draftec. This development is expected to strengthen WIND's ability to support offshore projects effectively.

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2026-07-10
WIND Group opens new hub
WIND Group established a cable storage and offshore service hub at the Port of Oskarshamn to support Baltic operations.
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2026-07-10
Agreement with Smålandshamnar signed
WIND Group signed a long-term agreement with Smålandshamnar for the new dedicated yard at the port.
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What services will the new hub provide?
The hub will offer cable transportation, storage, equipment supply, and various offshore services.
Why is the Port of Oskarshamn significant?
The port's infrastructure, including a 435-meter quay and sufficient water depth, allows for efficient ship-to-ship cable transfers.
Who is the CEO of WIND Group?
Tom Nooij is the CEO of WIND Group, who commented on the importance of the new hub.