Danish wind supplier exceeds own expectations by far

Under the new management, Jupiter Bach has transformed the business from huge losses to a profit. However, the chief executive admits that coincidence has played a significant part.
Photo: Jupiter Bach
Photo: Jupiter Bach

Jupiter Bach is back from the brink of death. After the supplier’s losses over the previous years grew so bad that the owner - private equity fund Verdane - had to step in with capital injections and loans of a DKK three-digit million amount to ensure continued operations, financial figures are once again written in black. 

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