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An order intake of roughly 3.6 GW did not play end up playing a central role when Nordex presented its 2018 annual financial statement on Tuesday. And that is quite understandable, given the report's red bottom line figures and a 20 percent decline in revenue. However, the German company also makes the perennial point about looking toward the future and thus is already able to work itself into a state of optimism.

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