Orsted A/S confirmed its full-year profit guidance, seeking to reassure investors of its financial stability after a weak third quarter.
Orsted had already slashed its annual guidance in September, and third-quarter earnings again fell short of expectations. The company also recorded a 1.8 billion Danish kroner ($277 million) net charge linked to US tariffs and the temporary halt of its Revolution Wind project near Rhode Island.
Orsted is pushing to deliver on a turnaround after its US ambitions backfired, resulting in a string of expensive failures. The company’s troubles deepened when the Trump administration intervened to stall offshore wind development, ...
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