Next Fabrication of Risskov, near Aarhus, supplies parts and systems for onshore and offshore wind turbines and solar PV, including blade and mould repair, nacelle covers and helihoist platforms. It has a registered Aveiro branch, Next Fabrication ApS – Sucursal em Portugal (NIF 980836522), and in July 2024 hired Thirumaran Ulagan, a former manager at Siemens Gamesa’s blade factory in Vagos, to build its Portuguese composite manufacturing and blade-services operation.
Next Fabrication says its mission is to deliver competitive parts and systems for building and installing wind turbines, onshore and offshore, and solar PV plants. Its product list covers mould repair, blade repair, nacelle covers, helihoist platforms and spinners, machined parts, weldments and tooling, while solar mounting systems are sold through its partner Sun-X. The company is run from Elbækvej 2 in Risskov, north of Aarhus. It lists three offices, in Denmark, Portugal and India, and two contract manufacturers, Indutch Composite in Vadodara, India, and QNB in Qingdao, China.
Portugal is where the company is building composite capacity. In July 2024 it announced that Thirumaran Ulagan had joined as Head of Operations – Composites. He had been manufacturing engineering head and programme manager at Siemens Gamesa’s blade factory in Vagos, Aveiro district. Based in Aveiro, he was hired to build the Portuguese operation in composite manufacturing and blade services, and he is named as the contact for the Portugal office. The Portuguese branch, Next Fabrication ApS – Sucursal em Portugal (NIF 980836522), is registered at Cais do Alboi in central Aveiro under CAE 35122 (wind electricity). Its registered objective is to develop and make parts and systems for wind-turbine generators and solar PV. It filed accounts for 2025 and updated its registered activity in July 2026.
The Aveiro region is one of Europe’s blade-making clusters, built around the Vagos factory, and has a deep pool of composite technicians. A Danish wind supplier placing its composites lead and a registered branch there is a sign of Danish wind know-how moving to where the skilled labour and blade work already are. It is a small company, but it shows how Denmark’s wind supply chain is spreading into Portugal’s blade-repair and composites trade.
3 July 2024: Next Fabrication announced Thirumaran Ulagan’s appointment to lead its Portuguese composite operations. July 2026: the Portuguese branch filed its 2025 accounts and updated its registered activity (eInforma).
Sources: nextfabrication.com (products, address), news, 3 July 2024 and contact page (offices, manufacturing partners); eInforma and nif.pt (NIF 980836522, address, CAE, filings). The CVR number and registration date are from earlier Danish registry checks. Fetched 29 October 2026.
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