The Chinese group Dao Sheng Tian He has confirmed its plan to establish an industrial facility in Morocco aimed at producing materials for the wind industry. This installation primarily targets the European market and aligns with the manufacturer’s international strategy.
The project involves creating a subsidiary in the Nador accelerated industrial zone, with an estimated investment of $3 million.
Production Dedicated to Wind Turbines
The future industrial unit will primarily produce epoxy resins and structural adhesives used in the manufacturing of wind turbine blades.
According to the company, the first phase of the project plans for six production lines with a total capacity reaching up to 50,000 tons per year.
The design and adaptation phase of the equipment is currently underway, while production trials are expected to begin in early 2027.
Morocco as an Export Platform
The choice of Morocco is largely attributed to its strategic geographical location between Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. The company intends to leverage Moroccan origin status to facilitate the export of its products to Europe.
This establishment will also help to reduce logistical distances with its international clients, particularly wind turbine manufacturers.
Industrial and Fiscal Advantages
The group also emphasizes the competitive advantages of Morocco, including the cost of industrial land, the availability of labor, and the tax incentives offered to technology companies.
Among these measures is a exemption from corporate tax for the first five years of operation in certain industrial zones.
Strong Global Demand Growth
According to Dao Sheng Tian He, the demand for materials used in wind turbine blades remains strong, as major turbine manufacturers seek to secure their supply chains.
The company states that its products have already received the certifications required by the key players in the sector, which should facilitate the integration of future Moroccan production into international supply chains.