Japan's Marubeni dives deeper into UK offshore wind with Seajacks buyout

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Marubeni and government-backed fund will each buy half of vessel company

Japan's Marubeni Corp has signed a deal to buy engineering firm Seajacks International for about $850m (£535m). Marubeni and Japanese-state backed Innovation Network Corporation of Japan (INCJ) revealed...

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