On Tuesday morning, Vestas will present its third quarter interim report. While this is causing a stir among analysts, where estimates for gross margins are swinging between 16.2 percent and 21.1 percent, most attention is focused on a slightly later result: that of the US presidential election, which is expected to emerge Wednesday morning Central European Time.
In any case, it seems investors are concentrating just as much on events in Washington DC as what is happening for wind markets in the mid-West, including on Monday morning. Here, Vestas saw a 4.9 percent price jump from Monday morning, which in round figures corresponds to a DKK five billion (USD 750 million) increase in market value.
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