Danfoss CEO sees spreading uncertainty and slowing growth

Danish industrial group Danfoss boosted H1 revenue by 4 percent to EUR 3.2 million. But the second quarter was impacted by a market growth slump across multiple sectors. "We are prepared for a phase with less growth," says CEO Kim Fausing.
Photo: Casper Dalhoff/ERH
Photo: Casper Dalhoff/ERH
BY OLE ANDERSEN

The global economy's present key figures are showing signs of lower performance, and uncertainty and volatility stemming from the US-China trade war appears to be escalating, says Danfoss Chief Executive Kim Fausing in connection with the company's H1 report Tuesday morning.

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