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thumb|Headquarter in Lübeck before it left in 2014 to Hamburg

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Instance of
business
Country
Germany
Headquarters
Hamburg
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inception
1995-00-00
Commons category
DeWind
dissolved, abolished or demolished date
2006-00-00
product or material produced
wind turbine
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thumb|Headquarter in Lübeck before it left in 2014 to Hamburg

DeWind was an internationally active producer of wind power plants, originating in Germany. The company was founded in 1995 as Private Limited Company (GmbH) in Luebeck, Germany by seven shareholders. Five of them actively worked in the company. In 2002 the founders sold 100% of the shares to FKI Plc, Loughborough, UK. It was based in Irving, Texas, and Hamburg, Germany. DeWind had the legal form of a corporation, and, since September 2009, it had been a subsidiary company of Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering (DSME), a large shipbuilder based in Korea. Manufacturing took place in Lübeck and Round Rock, Texas.

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