Dennis Mordhorst
Head of Supply Chain, APAC Vestas
Head of Supply Chain Management Asia Pacific at Vestas, based in Seoul, South Korea. He leads the region’s supply chain strategy and is responsible for the end-to-end project and service supply chain spanning manufacturing, logistics, construction and long-term service operations. He also oversees regional Sales & Operations Planning (S&OP), ensuring alignment of demand, supply, capacity and inventory with Vestas’ growth ambitions across one of the company’s fastest-growing markets.
Prior to his current role, he held several senior leadership positions in Asia Pacific, based in Taipei, where he led offshore bid management, installation and commissioning, and marine operations across the region. He began his career in the offshore oil and gas industry, supporting offshore and subsea installation projects before transitioning into renewable energy. Throughout his career with Vestas and MHI Vestas Offshore Wind, he has played a key role in the development and delivery of major offshore wind projects across Asia Pacific, building extensive expertise in project logistics, transport and heavy-lift operations, marine execution and operational planning.
He holds a Master of Science in Wind Turbine Technology from Bremerhaven University of Applied Sciences, delivered in collaboration with the University of Stavanger. His experience spans the full lifecycle of energy infrastructure projects, from bid and project execution through to service operations and regional supply chain leadership.
Event Agenda Sessions
Beyond China+1: Where manufacturing investment is moving and what it means for project cargo
New manufacturing and fabrication hubs are emerging across Southeast Asia and India as companies diversify production and governments compete for industrial investment. But many of these markets remain closely linked to Chinese capital, supply chains and manufacturing expertise. Are we seeing diversification away from China, or a reconfiguration of China-linked supply chains?
This session convenes a high-level panel of project owners, manufacturers, EPCs and logistics providers to examine how changing patterns of industrial investment are affecting project cargo flows across the region. The discussion will explore where new manufacturing and fabrication hubs are gaining momentum, the factors influencing location decisions, and the implications for infrastructure readiness and future cargo demand.
Thursday 19 November 15:30 - 16:15 Breakbulk Live Stage
Market Outlook & Industry Strategy
Project Finance & Investment
New manufacturing and fabrication hubs are emerging across Southeast Asia and India as companies diversify production and governments compete for industrial investment. But many of these markets remain closely linked to Chinese capital, supply chains and manufacturing expertise. Are we seeing diversification away from China, or a reconfiguration of China-linked supply chains?
This session convenes a high-level panel of project owners, manufacturers, EPCs and logistics providers to examine how changing patterns of industrial investment are affecting project cargo flows across the region. The discussion will explore where new manufacturing and fabrication hubs are gaining momentum, the factors influencing location decisions, and the implications for infrastructure readiness and future cargo demand.
Breakbulk Live Stage Asia/Shanghai
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