"It's a very risky business and the reward isn't that great"

Revenue at BWSC continues to skyrocket and has reached almost DKK 3 billion. But despite gains in results, the margins are not big. We must continue to grow but take on less risk, says CEO.

Danish nuclear power plant producer BWSC continues to roar ahead. In 2016, revenue went up 40 percent to DKK 2.95 billion (EUR 397 million), which is almost a tripling in five years, while the result was its best since 2010.

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