Danish wind-turbine maker Vestas, which has a production facility on the Isle of Wight, has forecast a 25 per cent rise in sales next year as the world turns toward renewable energy.
Profits from quarter three were €160m compared with €102m in the three months before. The downturn-defying Danes said they predict sales to rise to €7.2 billion next year from €5.7 billion in 2008. The company said it will still exercise an air of caution in these times of economic turbulence and, after adding 5,000 staff…
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