Saitec Offshore Technologies

Develops concrete floating foundations for floating offshore wind, centered on the SATH, or Swinging Around Twin Hull, platform. Its portfolio is built around a prestressed concrete floating platform with two cylindrical horizontal hulls, conical edges, and bar-frame structures. The platform uses a single point mooring system so it can rotate like a weathervane to face the wind, and it is designed with shallow draft performance, self-stability without ballasting, and cost control in both capital and operating expenditure.

The company positions concrete as a locally available supply chain material for offshore wind projects around the world. Its technology is intended for both shallow and deep waters and supports deployment in varied sea conditions, which makes it relevant for developers planning utility-scale wind farms, marine energy programs, and infrastructure that must adapt to site-specific offshore conditions. The business also publishes project and industry updates, reflecting active involvement in the development and demonstration of floating wind technology over a multi-year period.