Nordex stock in focus after C1 Connections acquisition deal

Nordex agreed on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, to acquire Dutch engineering company C1 Connections, adding patented tower technology and specialist structural engineering expertise to its onshore wind business. The company announced the transaction in a Nordex corporate release published at 07:30 CET.

The agreement covers C1 Connections' patented C1 Wedge Connection technology for onshore wind turbine towers, its related intellectual property and know-how, and the company's core engineering team. Nordex said the combination will strengthen its tower technology and engineering capabilities and broaden the solutions available for selected projects.

Technology deal without disclosed price

Nordex Chief Executive José Luis Blanco said C1 Connections brings differentiated technology and highly specialized expertise that complement Nordex's existing turbine and tower capabilities. He said the combination could create additional value for customers by expanding the range of solutions available for specific projects.

C1 Connections founder and Chief Executive Jasper Winkes said the company had spent years preparing its technology for industrial-scale use. The transaction gives the team access to Nordex's turbine and tower engineering capabilities and international customer base.

Financial terms were not disclosed. C1 Connections' offshore wind activities are outside the transaction perimeter and will continue in a newly established separate entity. The company was founded in 2017 and is backed by Shift Invest and Dolfin Capital.

The C1 Wedge Connection is designed to join tubular wind turbine tower sections. Nordex said the sections can be manufactured at numerous locations worldwide, a feature that may help developers meet local content requirements. For Nordex, the deal adds an engineering option to its onshore portfolio, but the announcement does not quantify revenue, cost or margin effects.

Stock holds above prior close

Nordex stock traded at 42.15 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 11:48 CET on Thursday, November 12, 2026, 0.69 percent above the Xetra close of Wednesday, November 11. The quote places the shares below their 52-week high while the acquisition's financial contribution remains unspecified.

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Investors will next assess whether Nordex can convert the acquired technology into larger or more flexible onshore project opportunities. More news and analyses on Nordex stock.