Huge order declines for German wind turbine manufacturer
Despite four extra months to work with, Europe's sixth-largest turbine manufacturer saw the 2016 order intake decline by almost a fourth.
Senvion's first year as a listed company was something of a flop. In an announcement preceding its annual report, due to be presented in March, the wind turbine manufacturer announced that the order intake for 2016 had a value of EUR 1,304 million. That is 13 percent lower than what was presented the year prior for the sale of 1,522 MW – despite the fact that the 2015 financial year was four months shorter for the company.
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