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Aerodyne group buys 60 per cent stake in Danish AtSite

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Malaysia: Aerodyne Group, Malaysiaโ€™s leading drone specialist has bought a 60 percent controlling stake in AtSite to a total consideration of 2.2 million euros (RM10.6 million) which will give Aerodyne a leg up in the growing wind energy market.

Based in Denmark, AtSite is a forerunner in wind turbine blade inspections for the wind turbine generation industry throughout Europe. Over the last year, AtSite technicians have completed more than 1,000 blade inspections on both offshore and onshore wind turbines.

With this deal, Aerodyne can expect an additional 20 million euros (RM96.4 million) in revenue over the next three years.

โ€œThe synergy that AtSite and Aerodyne can reap from this collaboration will give us the competitive edge and long-term sustainability,โ€ said Mads Obling Rasmussen, AtSiteโ€™s CEO.

โ€œThere are many interesting developments in the pipeline and we look forward to sharing them.โ€

โ€œWe are excited at having Mads Rasmussen and his team at AtSite in Denmark join our Aerodyne family. We are excited about breaking new frontiers together,โ€ said Aerodyne CEO and Founder Kamarul A Muhamed.

โ€œThis acquisition is our ticket to the European and global wind turbine inspection market. Through our stake in AtSite, Aerodyne can tap into the growing wind energy market as more countries explore renewable energy.

โ€œAtSite is one of Europeโ€™s leading wind turbine generation blade expert. Aerodyne specializes in drone, automation, and artificial intelligence. This is a marriage which will bring about multiple benefits to both parties.

โ€œOur stake in AtSite is going to help Aerodyne deliver better value to wind farm owners through improved drone inspection automation and precision detection assisted by artificial intelligence.

โ€œThe potential of this business is enormous. Aerodyne sees this stake as a strategic investment,โ€ he added.

Aerodyne operates in 10 countries around the world โ€“ Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, Australia, U.K., U.S., UAE, Saudi Arabia and Denmark.