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Vestas is a global leader in the renewable energy industry, specializing in sustainable energy solutions through the design, manufacture, installation, and servicing of wind turbines. With over 154 GW of wind turbines installed in 87 countries, Vestas is the largest wind turbine manufacturer and service provider in the world, employing more than 29,000 people dedicated to advancing renewable energy.

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Renewable Energy Equipment Manufacturing
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Wind power solutions, Wind energy, Renewables, Renewable energy, Sustainability, Energy

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🛍️ Vestas Product and Pricing News

  • Vestas has launched a 100% methanol-powered crew transfer vessel as part of a 10-year agreement with Northern Offshore Services to decarbonize operations.
  • Vestas American Wind Technology, Inc. is involved in an open labor case filed on March 25, 2025, concerning wind turbine technicians at its Palm Springs, California location.
  • Vestas installed the first V163-4.5 MW™ wind turbine in Brazil and Latin America at the Serra do Tigre Wind Complex for Casa dos Ventos Energias Renováveis.
  • Vestas is involved in ongoing construction activities at the Acibal site despite legal orders to halt operations.
  • Vestas has powered up its first V163-4.5 MW onshore turbines in North America, marking a major milestone with over 6 GW of firm orders in the region.

  • Modvion plans to design a wooden wind turbine tower to support Vestas' V162-6.4MW turbine.
  • Vestas added Ukraine to its job location list and removed the Graduate position type from its job offerings.
  • Vestas' V163-4.5 MW wind turbine is now generating power in Spain, marking a significant milestone with its 18% larger swept area designed for lower wind speeds.

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⚔️ Vestas Alternatives and Competitors

  • Siemens Gamesa
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  • Cadeler
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  • Orsted
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  • Titan Wind Energy
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  • Envision Energy
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  • Konсar Steel Structures
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  • Goldwind Science
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  • Suzlon
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  • Nordex
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  • Bergey
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  • Enercon
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  • Ingeteam
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  • Inox Wind
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  • Iberdrola
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  • Ming Yang
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  • CECA
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  • SkyWolf Wind
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  • LM Wind Power
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  • Shanghai Electric
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  • CSSC Haizhuang
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  • FLEEPtech
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  • Omniply
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💼 Vestas Hiring and Layoffs

  • Claudio Facchin has joined Vestas as a Non Executive Director in Switzerland, previously holding a position at another company.
  • Rasmus Have has left Vestas as a Senior Cyber Security Architect in Denmark to become the CEO & Founder of ABTRION.
  • On April 8, 2025, Vestas re-elected Anders Runevad as Chair and Karl-Henrik Sundström as Deputy Chair of the Board.
  • On April 8, 2025, Vestas elected Bruno Stéphane Emmanuel Bensasson and Claudio Facchin as new board members.
  • Vestas has rescheduled its financial report disclosures and roadshow events to 2025, with Rasmus Gram serving as interim CFO.

  • Eugene Pottenger has left Vestas, where he served as VP, Design Coalition Lead, Scalable Value-Chain Transformation Program in Denmark, to join Accenture as Associate Director, Industry X.
  • Selma Olivia Maia has joined Vestas as Head of Logistics Procurement in Denmark, previously serving as Vice President of Global Logistics at CNH Industrial.
  • Daniel Chaia has left Vestas, where he served as Head of Procurement Business Development in France, to join Voltalia as Global Procurement Director.

🤖 Vestas Developer, Integration and Automation News

  • Vestas partnered with Nooteboom Trailers to transport new turbines for Cabeólica's expansion project to the Santiago Wind Farm.
  • Endiprev announced a partnership with Vestas to support major European offshore wind farms, including the Walney wind farm in the UK.
  • Vestas secured a 50 MW wind order from Edison Spa for projects in Italy, including V136-4.5 MW turbines and a 10-year maintenance agreement.
  • Vestas will supply 33 units of its latest 15 MW turbines to the 495 MW Fengmiao 1 offshore wind project in Taiwan, which has reached financial close.
  • Vestas is involved in a £600m investment project for ten wind farms across Wales with Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners.

  • Vestas is constructing the Drze Wewo IV wind farm in Poland with 23 Vestas V110 turbines totaling 50.6 MW for the Polsat+ Group.
  • Vestas is preparing to deliver the He Dreiht project, the first commercial project featuring their V236-15.0 MW offshore wind turbine, in partnership with EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG.
  • Vestas partnered with Paragon Mobility to install Smappee EV wall charging stations in Langres.

📈 Vestas Financials, Fundraising and Valuation News

  • Vestas' market value has dropped significantly compared to its European competitors, making it an interesting buy according to Artha Kapitalforvaltning.
  • Vestas proposed a dividend of 0.10 EUR per share in the Annual Report and 0.55 DKK per share in the Company Announcement for 2024.
  • In 2024, Vestas achieved EUR 17.3 billion in revenue and a 4.3% EBIT margin, proposed a DKK 0.55 per share dividend, and announced a EUR 100 million share buyback.
  • On February 5, 2025, Vestas reported Q4 earnings with an EPS of $0.21, beating estimates by 31% and increasing revenue by $1.42 billion from the previous year.
  • Vestas will release its Annual Report 2024 and host a conference call with the CEO and interim CFO on February 5, 2025.

  • Vestas experienced a slow start in order intake during the first quarter of 2025, following a strong end to 2024.
  • Vestas reported a net profit increase to EUR 494 million in 2024, up from EUR 78 million in 2023, along with a record order intake value.
  • Vestas has been selected by the Spanish government to receive part of a €750 million fund for green industry projects, focusing on increasing wind turbine blade production at its Daimiel plant.

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