Nordex denies undercutting rivals

Unlike Vestas and Siemens Gamesa, Nordex’ order intake grew last year while the German OEM’s average sales prices, conversely, were markedly more tempered than the competition. CEO states, though, that Nordex’ margins follow the market.
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Photo: Nordic Investment Bank
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