Nabrawind celebrated its 10th anniversary on 31 of October, coinciding with a recent shareholding restructuring that positions the company to face a new phase of expansion with confidence. The wind energy company, headquartered in Pamplona (Navarre), expects to close its tenth year of operations with revenues exceeding €20 million — a figure set to continue growing in the coming years as a result of the first large-scale orders for its products.
To reach this point, Nabrawind has successfully evolved from a small R&D company into a manufacturer of wind components. Its journey began in late 2015 with a strong initial investment in R&D to certify the modular blades Nabrajoint and the self-erecting towers Nabralift. This initial stage culminated with the construction of full-scale prototypes, such as the Nabralift tower installed in Eslava (Navarre) in September 2018.
Between 2019 and 2022, Nabrawind entered its commercialisation phase, installing commercial prototypes of Nabralift in Morocco (the tallest tower in Africa), Nabrabase in Namibia and France, and BladeRunner in France, Spain, and Morocco. To strengthen this growth stage, Nabrawind established Navassy in late 2020 in collaboration with fellow Navarre-based companies Comansa and Tetrace.
More recently, between 2023 and 2025, Nabrawind has certified the new family of Nabrabase and Nabralift towers for use with turbines up to 8 MW, while successfully introducing BladeRunner into new markets such as the United States and Mexico.
Currently, Nabrawind is installing seven Skylift self-erecting towers in Namibia, while simultaneously completing in China the installation of a 188-metre Nabralift tower designed for a 7.8 MW turbine with a 182-metre rotor. This same tower and turbine model will be installed in what will become the first large-scale wind farm to incorporate Nabralift towers — a project scheduled for installation in 2026.
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13 November 2025
