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Transbiaga updates its fleet and incorporates new units to improve and increase our service throughout Europe.

On March 31, 2025, the 12th Civil Court of Santiago upheld the enforcement lawsuit filed by TRANSBIAGA CHILE SpA against NORDEX ENERGY CHILE SpA, ordering the latter to pay CLP $1,027,127,165 (approximately USD 1,099,000), plus interest and legal costs.

This ruling, issued in the first instance, is the first judgment among the various ongoing proceedings for similar claims in countries such as Chile, Peru, Brazil, and Spain. For TRANSBIAGA, this outcome represents more than a financial achievement: it is an act of reparation for our name, reputation, and commitment to our employees and creditors.

Over the past two years, we have faced a complex situation stemming from NORDEX's breach of contractual obligations with firmness and composure. Despite having turned to various mechanisms, our priority has always been transparency, justice, and respect for those who have placed their trust in us.

TRANSBIAGA reaffirms its commitment to creating local value, respecting small and medium-sized enterprises, and maintaining ethical business practices. This court decision marks a first step in the vindication of these principles, in contrast to other practices that fall short of the standards that any responsible international company should uphold.

A word to the wise.

After a few years of total stop in the wind energy sector in the country, TRANSBIAGA returns to Mexico for the construction of the Cimarron Wind Farm, consolidating itself as the company with more Megawatts installed in Mexico and in all Latin America. The Cimarron project, located in La Rumorosa, Baja California, consists of 64 Vestas wind turbines and will have a total capacity of 320MW. The construction of the project, already underway, is expected to be completed by the end of 2025. TRANSBIAGA will have 2 LR1600/2W main cranes for the construction of this project.

TRANSBIAGA participates in one of the most important projects of Acciona Energia in 2025, the repowering of the Tahivilla Wind Farm, in the municipality of Tarifa, Cadiz, Spain, where 98 turbines of 50m hub height and 800kW each, of a project installed in 2004, will be dismantled and 13 turbines of up to 159m high and 7mW of unitary power will be installed.

The replacement of the old wind turbines with last generation turbines will increase the total power of the project from 78.4MW to 84.4MW.

Acciona Energía has trusted TRANSBIAGA for the installation of this new project or repowering, and will use its crane and assembly equipment for this purpose, thus providing a complete package service until the turbine is delivered turnkey and ready for operation.

In order to improve both visibility and safety for other road users, as well as greater comfort for our staff, we have added 10 new Renault Trafic vehicles to our team of pilot vehicles.

Transport of piece to the port of Bilbao with measurements 52 m long x 5.5 m wide x 4.9 m high – 300 t.

Transport piece with special characteristics 25.50 meters long, 6 meters in diameter with a height of 7.5 and 178 tons carried out by Transportes Transbiaga.

Transbiaga continues its growth in the Nordic market, and has begun the installation of a project with a new turbine from the manufacturer Nordex, 25 N163/5.X towers assembled on a 168m hybrid concrete and steel turbine, located in the town of Oulainen, Finland.

Manufacturers increasingly want to go higher with turbines, and in recent years it has become a competition to see who can go higher, which has been a great engineering challenge. Transbiaga, with its history of more than 1,000 concrete towers assembled on its back, is contributing its experience and knowledge to this prototype that will mark the future of high wind turbines, and which puts Transbiaga and its client Nordex at the forefront of world’s wind industry.