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Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Transfers Wind Power Business

February 10, 2026

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Key Takeaways

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries transfers wind power business to MWIND Co.
MWIND Co. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of MHI.
All shares of MWIND Co. will be transferred to Electric Power Development Co.
The transfer excludes joint venture business with Vestas Wind A/S.

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Strategic Implications

This transaction may indicate Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' strategic shift away from domestic onshore wind power generation. The transfer of shares to Electric Power Development Co. suggests a focus on core business operations, which could lead to increased efficiency and competitiveness in the industry.

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What Happened

Japanese Conglomerate Divests Domestic Onshore Wind Assets

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has announced the transfer of its domestic onshore wind power generation business to MWIND Co., Ltd., a wholly-owned subsidiary. The business, including engineering and after-sales services, will be transferred to MWIND Co., which will then be acquired by Electric Power Development Co., Ltd. The transaction excludes certain continuing businesses, including a joint venture with Vestas Wind A/S. This development was reported by Mitsubishi Aircraft, highlighting a significant shift in the company’s business operations. The move may have implications for the industry, as companies continue to adapt to changing market conditions.

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