Wind turbine maker Vestas braces for uncertainty
Wind turbine maker Vestas braces for uncertainty after profits beat
Vestas , the world's biggest wind turbine maker, said uncertainty could weigh on performance, but the execution of its record order backlog would boost revenue, and it announced a share buyback as fourth-quarter results beat expectations.
An investigation is being carried out at a Victorian wind farm after a turbine dramatically crashed to the ground amid a destructive thunderstorm.
Shares of Vestas Wind Systems A/S (ETR:VWSB) (CPH:VWS) fell 3.7% today, even though the company reported solid financial ...
Danish group says year 'didn't evolve as expected' but robust orders and selling prices gives cause of optimism ...
US onshore wind developers are continuing with their projects despite a barrage of anti-wind actions by President Donald Trump, Vestas CEO Henrik Andersen said yesterday (5 February).
A wind turbine has collapsed in Victoria’s west after severe thunderstorms wreaked havoc on the state, prompting calls for a ...
Despite a tense geopolitical environment, Vestas Wind officials are moving forward into 2025 expecting continued profitability amid the growing need for electricity with AI and cloud computing.
Vestas Wind reports better than expected Q4 earnings with profit up 300% and revenue up 29%, initiates share buyback program ...
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Vestas Wind Systems AS (VWDRY) reports a robust Q4 with significant revenue growth and strategic initiatives despite facing ...
In a report released today, Vladimir Sergievskiy from Barclays maintained a Sell rating on Vestas Wind Systems (0NMK – Research Report), with a ...
Henrik Andersen says eastern states failed to offer clear direction on pipeline prospects even before Trump returned to ...
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