Vestas CEO after Siemens' order boom: It's natural for orders to trickle in unevenly
"If I look at our position and at the market generally with the potential order volumes ahead, I see a very favorable market," says Vestas CEO Anders Runevad, pointing to two bright spots in the quarterly report.
BY RITZAU FINANS
In the first three months of the year, Vestas landed far fewer orders for onshore turbines than the company's largest competitor, Siemens Gamesa, however this does not concern Vestas' CEO Anders Runevad, who refers to the fact that the orders have fallen unevenly between the quarters.
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