Seraya Said to Mull Sale of Offshore Wind Vessel Operator Cyan
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Seraya Partners is reportedly considering selling Cyan Renewables Pte, an offshore wind vessel operator. The move reflects potential strategic shifts in the renewable energy sector, though no official sale has been announced. Cyan operates vessels supporting offshore wind projects, highlighting ongoing industry consolidation and investment reevaluation as of April 2026.
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