Sheffield Green has announced a 36% increase in revenue for the first half of 2026, attributed to heightened demand for its human resource services from both new clients and existing partners. The company, headquartered in Singapore, also reported a four-fold rise in net profit to US$0.49m, bolstered by improved operational scale and the integration of training centres in Taiwan and Spain.
The CEO of Sheffield Green, Kee Boo Chye, stated, “Our performance in the first half of 2026 validates our strategy of diversifying into training whilst scaling our core manpower business.” He highlighted the successful integration of the company’s mature assets in Spain and the promising early results from the Taiwan facility.
Sheffield Green’s expansion into training centres is part of its broader strategy to maximise the utilisation of existing infrastructure and pursue strategic acquisitions. The company is confident that its expanded geographical footprint and comprehensive service offerings will enable it to capitalise on opportunities within the global renewable energy value chain.
The company specialises in providing human resource services for Engineering, Procurement, Construction, and Installation (EPCI) works in the renewable energy sector, including onshore and offshore wind, solar, and green hydrogen. With most of its business stemming from the offshore wind sector, Sheffield Green aims to continue capturing rising demand from established partners.
Looking ahead, Sheffield Green plans to focus on maximising its training infrastructure and exploring value-accretive acquisitions to further strengthen its position in the renewable energy industry.
