Media: Siemens Gamesa considers buying Senvion

Toshiba and Siemens Gamesa are both said to be considering an acquisition of German Senvion.

BY RITZAU FINANS

Japanese consumer electronics and energy company Toshiba and German-Spanish Siemens Gamesa are reportedly considering buying the floundering German wind turbine manufacturer Senvion, reports German business monthly Manager Magazin, referencing anonymous sources.

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