Irish offshore wind services provider Farra Marine has sold a majority stake to infrastructure investor Infracapital, securing new equity funding to support its expansion across European offshore wind markets.

RTÉ reported that the transaction forms part of a broader capital raise effort by the company, which had previously been seeking up to €40m in investment to scale operations.

Founded in 2020, Farra Marine provides marine support services for the construction, operation and maintenance of offshore wind farms across Europe, positioning itself within the growing offshore renewable energy supply chain.

The company operates a fleet of 15 vessels across the UK, Germany, France, Denmark and the Baltic region, transporting technicians, engineers and specialist equipment to offshore wind installations.

Its services support the full lifecycle of wind farm operations, from initial construction through to long-term maintenance over multi-decade asset lifespans.

Farra Marine employs close to 100 staff and plays a role in enabling safe offshore access for maintenance teams working on operational wind turbines in challenging marine environments.

The investment from Infracapital is expected to support fleet expansion and strengthen operational capacity as offshore wind deployment accelerates across European energy markets.

The deal reflects continued institutional investment in offshore wind services, where marine logistics and operational support are increasingly critical to large-scale renewable energy infrastructure delivery.

For the business energy sector, the transaction highlights growing demand for specialised offshore support services as Europe expands wind generation capacity to meet long-term decarbonisation targets.

Follow the full details on Farra Marine’s majority stake sale, including investment structure, fleet expansion plans and its role in supporting Europe’s offshore wind energy operations.