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Senvion India Expands Wind Turbine Manufacturing to 2 GW, Targets Global Export Markets.                                                                                                                                       

Senvion India, owned by Saudi Arabia-based Alfanar, has unveiled an aggressive growth strategy featuring expanded manufacturing capacity, high-capacity turbine production, and global exports. The company is establishing a new blade manufacturing facility in Rajkot, Gujarat—expected to be operational by March 2026—which will increase its total annual wind turbine manufacturing capacity from 1.5 GW to 2 GW. The Rajkot unit will mirror Senvion’s Tiruchi facility and support the development of next-generation turbine platforms beyond 4 MW, with blades up to 95 metres. CEO Amit Kansal highlighted the company’s newly developed 4.2M160 turbine, a 4 MW scalable platform designed through Indo-German R&D collaboration and already operational in Tamil Nadu. The platform is 90% made in India and has secured 600 MW in orders until August next year. With revenues exceeding ₹2,000 crore, Senvion India aims to capture 20–25% of India’s wind installation market and plans to begin exporting turbines to Europe, with announcements expected soon.