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Vestas

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Vestas
Type Public (OMXVWS)
Founded 1945
Founder Peder Hansen
Headquarters Randers, Denmark
Key people Ditlev Engel CEO
Products Wind turbines
Revenue 3.85Bn Euros
Net income 161M Euros
Employees 14.000
Website www.vestas.com
Vestas wind turbine in Texas
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Vestas is a Danish company that designs, manufactures, and sells wind turbines. Founded in 1945 by Peder Hansen from the small town of Lem with the name Vestjysk Stålteknik A/S, as a manufacturer of household appliances, the company progressed to the manufacture of agricultural equipment in 1950, intercoolers in 1956, hydraulic cranes in 1968, and began the manufacture of wind turbines in 1979. In 2003, the company merged with the Danish wind turbine manufacturer NEG Micon to create the largest wind turbine manufacturer in the world under the name Vestas Wind Systems A/S. Vestas has installed turbines in 60 countries and employs more than 11,200 people globally.[1] The intercoolers (or "Charge air coolers") continue to be manufactured in Lem by Vestas aircoil A/S who split away from the wind systems company in the 80's.

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  • V52
  • V80
  • V82
  • V90

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