Vestas shot down by Swedish investors – now full of regret
Danish wind turbine manufacturer Vestas has long sought after a heavyweight industry shareholder as major investor, but when Chairman Bert Nordberg was knocking on doors in 2012, nobody was interested.
BY RITZAU FINANS
For quite a while, Vestas Chairman Bert Nordberg has wanted to recruit a long-term major shareholder into Vestas' group of owners with a stake of 15-20 percent.
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