Sif has reached full output at its new Maasvlakte 2 factory in Rotterdam after delays to ramping-up production.
The Dutch fabricator confirmed that target output of four monopiles per week had been achieved this month after warning in August that reaching the milestone was running six to nine months behind schedule.
Sif said progress had been made by investing “time and resources” into workforce training, equipment stabilisation and improved working procedures at the expanded manufacturing site.
The company revised its outlook for full-year 2025 adjusted EBITDA to €45m.
This figure is expected to rise to a minimum of €135m for 2026. However, Sif warned that global geopolitical dynamics were likely to result in “worsening project economics and financing pressures” across the industry.
Insufficient grid availability and slow growth of electricity demand could also put added pressure on offtake contracts for developers, it added.